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Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 23:31:39 +0100
From: Sylvain Wallez <sylvain@apache.org>
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Subject: Re: [ANN] auto-compiling javaflow in trunk
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Torsten Curdt wrote:

> Hey, folks!
>
> I just committed the auto-compiling javaflow into trunk.
> Since it's quite a big change I thought I go for trunk
> first. (although it was initially developed with/for 2.1)


Thanks a lot, Santa :-)

> I changed the default Servlet to the ParanoidServlet
> inside the web.xml. Feel free to change that ...but
> I thought it might be better for people who want to
> give it a quick try.
>
> Due to the big change the GroovyFlow in scratchpad
> had to go. But it should be quite easy to re-add this
> through a jci compiler implementation. Sorry, I did
> not have the time to do that yet.
>
> Both javaflow and jci are now external maven projects.


Maven? Do you mean Gump?

> If it's ok for the folks at jakarta both projects will
> find their home inside the jakarta sandbox. (At least
> that's what we agreed on at the ApacheCon). For now I
> added the source distribution to our repo as well.
> I've put them into the javaflow block as zip-archives.
>
> Does anyone know ...do I just propose the projects
> for the sandbox? AFAIU every apache committer can
> get commit access. What's the process for that?
> Or do I need some jakarta committer to sponsor the
> projects?


Mmmh... AFAIK jakarta sandbox is open to jakarta committers.

Sylvain

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