[jsword-devel] Re: modules

Sun, 22 Sep 2002 11:42:16 +0100

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Hi Patrick,

Quick answer to your questions
1) Sword module support: Yes, it's being worked on.
2) How active it is? I would say fairly active the list is quiet, but 
several check-ins happen per week.
3) Do we need any help? Yes. I would value more bug reports - (I've 
fixed the problems you mentioned, thanks) If you fancy taking on 
something more substansial then please shout!

Thanks,
Joe.

Daniel Glassey wrote:

>On 19 Sep 2002 at 22:30, Patrick Lacson sent forth the message:
>
>  
>
>>Dan,
>>
>>Hey cool software you have here!  I have been an
>>avid user of the e-sword (www.e-sword.net) program
>>and stumbled across the sword project and now
>>jsword.  I know the sword/jsword projects are
>>un-related to e-sword, but I would like to know
>>more about the jsword port of sword.  
>>    
>>
>
>Hi, 
>I'm not heavily involved myself, just did some infrastructure stuff on sourceforge, so I'm 
>passing this onto the jsword devlist for the people that know better. Great to hear from you 
>:)
>
>Regards,
>Daniel
>
>  
>
>>1)  Are you planning on making the modules for the
>>sword project work on jsword?
>>
>>2)  How active is the development effort?
>>
>>3)  do you need help in any area?
>>
>>I did notice one minor bug in the build, the
>>jsword.sh is written in windows and the ^M are
>>render the sh script useless in unix.  Also the
>>jsword.sh is missing the log4j.jar as part of the
>>classpath.  Very minor but thought I would address it.
>>
>>Sincerely,
>>
>>Patrick
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>>
>
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Hi Patrick, 
 
Quick answer to your questions 
1) Sword module support: Yes, it's being worked on. 
2) How active it is? I would say fairly active the list is quiet, but several
check-ins happen per week. 
3) Do we need any help? Yes. I would value more bug reports - (I've fixed
the problems you mentioned, thanks) If you fancy taking on something more
substansial then please shout! 
 
Thanks, 
Joe. 
 
 
Daniel Glassey wrote: 
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    <pre wrap="">Dan,

Hey cool software you have here!  I have been an
avid user of the e-sword (<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.e-sword.net">www.e-sword.net</a>) program
and stumbled across the sword project and now
jsword.  I know the sword/jsword projects are
un-related to e-sword, but I would like to know
more about the jsword port of sword.  
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Hi, 
I'm not heavily involved myself, just did some infrastructure stuff on sourceforge, so I'm 
passing this onto the jsword devlist for the people that know better. Great to hear from you 
:)

Regards,
Daniel

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    <pre wrap="">1)  Are you planning on making the modules for the
sword project work on jsword?

2)  How active is the development effort?

3)  do you need help in any area?

I did notice one minor bug in the build, the
jsword.sh is written in windows and the ^M are
render the sh script useless in unix.  Also the
jsword.sh is missing the log4j.jar as part of the
classpath.  Very minor but thought I would address it.

Sincerely,

Patrick
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