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On 9/7/05, Petteri Räty wrote: |
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> Yes we always need more man power. Do you happen to be a j2ee developer? |
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> It would be great to have someone who actively uses things like Tomcat |
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> maintaining/helping in maintaining them. |
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Yes, we're J2EE and use Tomcat and lots of other technologies, most of |
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which I think Gentoo supports, including Maven, AspectJ, Hibernate, |
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Apache Commons.*, Velocity, Eclipse, and more. I'd be happy to help |
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out with Tomcat. |
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> You can work on everything you like of course. Of course if you don't |
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> want to waste your efforts on something that someone else is already |
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> working on, I recommend joining #gentoo-java on Freenode. That is where |
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> you can find most of the people active in the Java development of Gentoo. |
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Great, I'll check it out. |
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> Feel free to ask anything in #gentoo-java. And as a first tip towards |
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> becoming better in fixing, I will recommend to attach to patches against |
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> current ebuilds in the tree because that way developers can easily spot |
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> your changes and give the apropriate feedback. |
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Do you have any patch creation guidelines? Couldn't find that info on |
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gentoo.org. |
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> Also take a look at: |
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> http://gentooexperimental.org/svn/java/gentoo-java-experimental |
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> We have a couple of active users committing ebuilds to the experimental |
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> tree. So you can avoid duplicate work by first checking if the solution |
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> is already in experimental. From experimental we developers then move |
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> stuff to the official tree. |
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Ah, thanks, hadn't found that yet. |
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> Regards, |
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> Petteri Räty (Betelgeuse) |
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Thanks, |
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Julie |
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