Re: Fwd: Project Status (resend)
Tim Diggins <[email protected]>
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On 8 Jan 2008, at 10:18, Wolfgang Fahl wrote: > Tim Diggins wrote: > > I think it always helps an OS dev community if there's a publicised > > suggested bug reported process ... > > > > what do you/others think? > I consider this an excellent idea and encourage you to put it into > reality. > > also, what would you like me to start looking through (I will need > to > > get the latest version and start using it - I've been using an old > and > > patched version for a while). 1) website mods: ------ In terms of the website, should I go ahead and try to make some suggested amendments to the website and then mail them back? However, the site seems to be composed from 'quicksite' base jar plus the site package with some xml & html files in sitedocs. It looks like the site is determined by the site.xml file, but is there any easy way of previewing/generating html (with quicksite + site package I assume). (PS: In terms of the httpunit site, there are other mods I'd like to see happend: particularly distinguishing internal navigation of the httpunit.org site proper and other 'external' links where you lose the navigation (download, javadoc, subversion, bug database, feature requests etc). any problems with me working on these as well?) 2) development and bug/patch review ---- I tend to work in eclipse - I'm presuming neither wolfgang nor russell do, otherwise there'd be a .project file in the svn. Is there any problem in working in eclipse... any value in sharing a .project file. Are there specific coding layout conventions I should use (in case code gets adopted). Once I'm set up and I do the website mods, I could get onto some bug/ patch reviewing. kind regards Tim Tim Diggins Tim Diggins [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/