Re: jfor-users digest, Vol 1 #150 - 3 msgs

Hi all,

I hope that jfor is not already "DEAD" since many persons have contributed to 
its development by code contributions. The team is spending very much time to 
make JFOR evolve. But without code contributions, JFOR can't live. As it is a 
free software, it evolves only with code contributions.
If you need features which are not yet implemented, please take a few hours to 
look at Jfor sources and to implement your needs.
It is always interessant to take part of an international project !

I'd like to advise jfor users to go and see the mail archive before sending a 
mail to this mailing-list. Answers to your questions are very often already 
present in the archive.

Boris Poudérous.

> Hello,
> 
>   Is jfor implementation stopped forever? Can we (jfor users) expect
> new
> releases/features in jfor? When? 
> Does anyone read/answer these e-mails?
> 
> Best Regards,
> 
> AV


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