Re: Quartz

Yeah good point. None of the current project use java.net mailing lists
for legacy reasons, but new project should definitely use those.

James House said:
>
> Java.net automatically created a list called "[email protected]"
> -- do you want to just use that?  That'd be fine by me.  However, I
> notice that none of the equivalent mail-lists for the other OpenSymphony
> projects seem to be in use...
>
> james
>
>
> Hani Suleiman wrote:
>
>> The quartz project on java.net has finally been approved. So I'd like
>> to know how people feel about creating a new mailing list for it (on
>> java.net) so that all discussion about quartz can move there.
>>
>> James has promised to get some form of 2.0 code checked in there
>> soonish, so it'd be good if we could all brainstorm on what sort of
>> direction we'd like it to go in, as well as incorporating all the good
>> stuff from Mathias' scheduler app.
>>
>> Hani
>>
>>
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