etf
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Posted: February 06, 2010 17:44 by etf
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Today I have received a message from Kenaj admin. He clarify situation with kenaj domain and kenaj platform. There is an option to stay here until java.net hosting is migrated to kenaj platform and smoothly migrate BSAF to java.net. Other option is delete project on kenaj and continue BSAF on Sourceforge. I need to know opinion of the community. Please give your suggestions. Thank you. |
[voting] Where should we move our project to?
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aloleary
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Posted: February 08, 2010 18:00 by aloleary
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could be interesting to just leave things as they are for now - it's good to know kenai/java.net will both last - just need to get through the changes.... it might be more natural to stay close to java/java.net where a lot of other interesting/relevant java/swing projects already live theres also the maven thing to think of ! |
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Anonymous User
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Posted: February 08, 2010 19:16 by Anonymous User
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I agree, java.net is the right place for such a project, I just dislike it very much - how it looks and how it works... -- Illya Sorry, I did not log in. |
Eric Heumann
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Posted: February 08, 2010 23:48 by Eric Heumann
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I too would vote for the Kenai/Java.net realm. There's some short term uncertainty with it, but as others have mentioned, it's definitely the community that this project belongs to. |
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Posted: February 09, 2010 04:37 by Anonymous User
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