> I first hit the db.general list and Geir and Rodney form
> that list told me to try here first.
They are correct in that your code would have to come through the Incubator,
but it would help if they, or someone, expressed an interest. The barrier
to Incubation isn't terribly high, but every dis
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Robert,
If I compare the MyFaces proposal to Chameleon, the big difference to me
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that we have a whole bunch of ASF folks expressing interest in MyFaces. S
Robert,
If I compare the MyFaces proposal to Chameleon, the big difference to me is
that we have a whole bunch of ASF folks expressing interest in MyFaces. So
far, I am not seeing the same kind of interest in Chameleon. My suggestion
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I have 2 individuals that have confirmed that they would contribute to the
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- Robert
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Yea, it is a bit of a chicken a
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Is there any code actually available right now? I couldn't find
anything on the site.
Is anyone involved with Chameleon'
Is there any code actually available right now? I couldn't find
anything on the site.
Is anyone involved with Chameleon's development besides yourself? (I
know you are looking for additional developers, but is there anyone
else right now? A stable community is a key component to an ASF project
