Discussion:
inetlib is moving
Chris Burdess
2013-10-30 19:22:17 UTC
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inetlib is moving into the classpathx project, since it is a direct
dependency of classpathx modules and not a direct dependency within
classpath itself.

Within classpath, we have implementations of the HTTP and FTP URLStreamHandler
mechanisms that have code copied from the inetlib sources, but they don't
directly refer to any gnu.inet.* classes. If we find any bugs in the FTP
or HTTP implementations in classpathx inetlib, I will ensure they are back
ported into classpath.

I will move the mailing list over to the classpathx project as well:
Mark, could you please provide me with the current subscriber list?
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Chris Burdess
Andrew
2013-10-30 22:30:39 UTC
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Post by Chris Burdess
inetlib is moving into the classpathx project, since it is a direct
dependency of classpathx modules and not a direct dependency within
classpath itself.
Within classpath, we have implementations of the HTTP and FTP
URLStreamHandler
mechanisms that have code copied from the inetlib sources, but they don't
directly refer to any gnu.inet.* classes. If we find any bugs in the FTP
or HTTP implementations in classpathx inetlib, I will ensure they are back
ported into classpath.
Mark, could you please provide me with the current subscriber list?
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Chris Burdess
Any plans to also move to git like Classpath itself?
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Chris Burdess
2013-10-30 22:41:20 UTC
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Post by Andrew
Any plans to also move to git like Classpath itself?
We are actually moving to Subversion as I am very familiar with that
and it is also preferred by my only other active developer. But I'm
open to git at some point in the future if there is interest in doing
so.
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Chris Burdess
Andrew
2013-10-30 22:50:14 UTC
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Post by Andrew
Any plans to also move to git like Classpath itself?
We are actually moving to Subversion as I am very familiar with that
and it is also preferred by my only other active developer. But I'm
open to git at some point in the future if there is interest in doing
so.
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Chris Burdess
Whatever works best for you.

I was just confused when I saw the pushes the other day and thought someone
was pushing to Classpath's old CVS for a moment... :/
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