AW: CVS Update - 060509

"Madl Alfred - Together AT" <[email protected]> Wed, 10 May 2006 18:39:34 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.enhydra.shark
Message-ID <FC71C3B52D0DDE40B29E7CED5ADE484104810678@a000s16.a000d.greconet.at>
Hi Frans !

TWE and TWS are BASED on JaWE and Shark but are NOT the same. But PLEASE, I do not want to have a Together product discussion on the mailing list of an Open Source project...contact me privately...

Of course JaWE and Shark are open for contributors, we would love to see more of them ! If you send us regular patches, improvements, extensions, etc. and we think you are ready to get write access to the CVS, you will get it...we are doing that already in some of the Enhydra.org projects with some other people...no problem. You can always send us some proposed changes, we will look at them and commit them to the CVS if we think they are OK in the meantime. Thats the way Open Source communities start and grow...

Greetings.

Alfred Madl

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Frans Thamura [mailto:[email protected]]
Bereitgestellt: Mittwoch, 10. Mai 2006 01:01
Bereitgestellt in: Shark
Unterhaltung: [shark] CVS Update - 060509
Betreff: Re: [shark] CVS Update - 060509


Nicolas FIGAY wrote:
> Dear Sasa, dear all,
> I'm still a little bit confused.
>
> I followed the different discussions concerning Jawe and Shark new 
> version, as TWE and TWS.
> What I understood:
>
>     * TWE and TWS are based on Jawe 2.0 and Shark 2.0 that are still
>       open source projects.
>     * Two branches are being developped, for Shark V1 and Shark V2,
>       without a clear communication on what was going on with V2 for
>       the community.
>
+1, will Shark open the development model? or is it only Togherther 
staff develop, and submit as open source.

Frans
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