On Wed, 27 Aug 2003, Dean Hiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why don't we open up another module on apache for ant-contrib where
> the ant-contrib people have commiting access too?
I am a committer for both projects. Just let me say that ant-contrib
is not managed the same way as Apache project
At some point in the future, when the antlib concept is ready for
prime time, we may have tasks that are part of Ant but maintained and
distributed independently of Ant, which will remove many of the
obstacles you currently face.
COOL.
Apart from ant-contrib and other projects around Ant, you can
yeah, I think you are probably right :). I think the way it is now is
fine. I just never looked at ant-contrib due to it's description.
dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can I suggest trying something new possibly? ant-contrib
might be a
good idea, but is it possible to have the ant manual co
I had another suggestion on this front. Why don't we open up another
module on apache for ant-contrib where the ant-contrib people have
commiting access too? Just trying to bring the ant-contrib project
closer as it seems highly related to ant. I found a task I had been
looking for a long ti
with the upcoming changes in ant, I don't mind throwing it in
ant-contrib. If anybody wants to mode it to the ant optional tasks
later, I am fine with that. I am going to try to get it into
ant-contrib now, and get on with my other tasks for my open source
project. If you do convince anyone
interesting. I have seen that before and know remember it. I neveer
looked into it because I thought it was for C/C++ and saw that and
stayed away from it. Almost wish the description didn't have C/C++ and
I would have taken a look.
thanks for the info,
dean
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Wed, 27
On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Dean Hiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My apologies for being annoying.
There is no other way to lobby people than to be annoying if they
don't react. Don't worry 8-)
> I have no where to really post this then?
Apart from ant-contrib and other projects around Ant, you ca
On Wed, 27 Aug 2003, Dean Hiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It was not in ant's list of external docs nor was there a link from
> the manual.
It's linked from the related projects page.
> I have one more suggestion. Ant contrib was saying I have to change
> the build file. It would be really
> Can I suggest trying something new possibly? ant-contrib
> might be a
> good idea, but is it possible to have the ant manual contain(ant
> repository still would NOT contain the jars such as
> ant-contrib, just docs)
> 1. Core Tasks
> 2. Optional Tasks
> 3. External Self-Contained Tas
interesting. I never knew that existed. That actually kind of scares
me because I am someone who constantly investigates knew things out in
the open source community like Abbot, Subversion, castor, and
cruisecontrol(back when it was alpha). Ant-contrib was something I
never noticed. It was
Dean Hiller wrote:
ok, I am a moron. I think I ran into the top of that when looking
for guidelines and must not have looked down far enough. My apologies
for being annoying.
No, dont worry about that.
Anyways, what you are saying kind of worries me. I have no where to
really post this
On Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at 08:45 PM, Dean Hiller wrote:
ok, I am a moron. I think I ran into the top of that when looking
for guidelines and must not have looked down far enough. My apologies
for being annoying.
Anyways, what you are saying kind of worries me. I have no where
to r
ok, I am a moron. I think I ran into the top of that when looking
for guidelines and must not have looked down far enough. My apologies
for being annoying.
Anyways, what you are saying kind of worries me. I have no where to
really post this then? I have a feeling this ant task is just
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Confused by what you are asking. please see my questions below.
I wrote this task in a few hours. (Testing took a little longer). I
didn't think of using the depends and going that route. That might have
been a good idea. I would have had to do alot of comparisons. T
sorry, my open source project's license slipped in because I use a template
for that project and forgot to change one file and take it out.
I will resubmit this with the apache license.
thanks,
Dean
Steve Loughran wrote:
Dean,
GPL licenses arent allowed in Apache source; we cannot even import
LG
Confused by what you are asking. please see my questions below.
> Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
>>
>> Dean Hiller wrote, On 26/08/2003 13.59:
>> ...
>>
>>> Currently at work we prevent this same thing by having separate source
>>> trees and people are complaining up a storm.
>>
>> ...
>>
>>> This help
Dean,
GPL licenses arent allowed in Apache source; we cannot even import LGPL
code.
/*
Copyright (c) 2002, Dean Hiller
All rights reserved.
*
IF YOU MAKE CHANGES TO THIS CODE AND DO NOT POST THEM, YOU
WILL BE IN VIOLATION OF THE LIC
Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
Dean Hiller wrote, On 26/08/2003 13.59:
...
Currently at work we prevent this same thing by having separate source
trees and people are complaining up a storm.
...
This helps with that problem of allowing one to keep one source tree
and put up walls that prevent other pa
On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Dean Hiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I see the html file in my sent mail, but once I received it back
> from the list, it is not there.
The list doesn't allow any HTML parts, not even attachments.
Stefan
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Dean Hiller wrote, On 26/08/2003 13.59:
...
Currently at work we prevent this same thing by having separate source
trees and people are complaining up a storm.
...
This helps with that problem of allowing one to keep one
source tree and put up walls that prevent other packages to be used from
ce
actually, you probably can't use the task right now without a
workaround. Found a bug that didn't exist in my eclipse environment
with the task. The work around if you want to try it is to create the
build directory and put a file in the build directory. For some reason,
the task is deleting
yeah, that's weird. I see the html file in my sent mail, but once I
received it back from the list, it is not there.
So anyways, here is the summary. In a project, there can be lots of
modules and it is important to make sure the designs are not violated.
certain packages depend on other ce
On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 01:22 pm, Dean Hiller wrote:
> Hello,
> What is the acceptance process of a new task? I would like to put
> this task in the ant repository for anybody else who needs it. I have
> attached the task, tests and doc for it. I have put in the apache
> licenses and stuff also.
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