I'm pleased to announce that Apache log4php project has finished it's move from Subversion to Git version control system. Links to the available repositories are as follows: The official repository (and web interface), writable for developers: https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/logging-log4php.git Official read-only mirror:... [Read more...]
Posted at 11:49AM Dec 08, 2012 by ihabunek in General
We are happy to announce that the vote was successful to graduate OpenMeetings from the Incubator, the result of the vote can be seen here http://markmail.org/message/zlu2jc23ls4hopjo . The next Board meeting will be at the 19th December of 2012, we will submit our resolution and hopefully the Board will follow the recommendation from the Incubator to... [Read more...]
Posted at 01:53AM Dec 07, 2012 by sebawagner in General
In a week or so, I'll be presenting a talk at Usenix LISA '12, titled " Rolling the D20: Choosing an Open Source HTTP Proxy Server ". The talk is an attempt to educate the audience not only in what technologies are out there, but also how to pick and choose one that's right for their problem. This will obviously include Apache Traffic... [Read more...]
Posted at 11:15PM Dec 05, 2012 by zwoop in General
The Apache Flume team is pleased to announce the release of Flume version 1.3.0. Apache Flume 1.3.0 is the fourth release under the auspices of Apache of the so-called “NG” codeline, and our second release as a top-level Apache project! Flume 1.3.0 has been put through many stress and regression tests, is stable, production-ready software, and is... [Read more...]
Posted at 04:29PM Dec 04, 2012 by brock in General
Apache Flume was conceived as a fault-tolerant ingest system for the Apache Hadoop ecosystem. Flume comes packaged with an HDFS Sink which can be used to write events into HDFS, and two different implementations of HBase sinks to write events into HBase. You can read about the basic architecture of Apache Flume 1.x in this blog post . You can also... [Read more...]
Posted at 09:39PM Nov 27, 2012 by hshreedharan in General
Call for Translation Volunteers The Apache OpenOffice project issues a Call for Translation Volunteers, to help us complete several translations that are nearly done, but need an extra push before we can release them. Languages that are almost done include: Danish, Korean, Polish, Asturian, Uighur, Icelandic, Indonesian, Welsh, Catalan,... [Read more...]
Posted at 02:56PM Nov 26, 2012 by jsc in General
We are welcoming another committer to the Traffic Server community today. Arno Töll has been working hard on packaging Traffic Server for Debian. Distribution packaging is very important because it really makes it easier for people to try out a piece of software. Arno's blog post introducing Traffic Server is probably the best article I have seen for new... [Read more...]
Posted at 05:25PM Nov 21, 2012 by jpeach in General
A Call for Marketing Volunteers This is a call for volunteers for the Apache OpenOffice (formerly OpenOffice.org) Marketing team. We have big plans for our next major release, Apache OpenOffice 4.0. As our development and QA volunteers work on the engineering side of this release, we're also building up our capabilities in critical... [Read more...]
Posted at 02:45PM Nov 21, 2012 by robweir in General
This is to announce that two Maven archetypes for the creation of Apache Turbine web applications have been released. They have been created to take the hassle out of the process of creating a new working Turbine project. Maven Archetype for the creation of a web application based on Turbine 4.0M1 Maven Archetype for the creation of a... [Read more...]
Posted at 04:39PM Nov 18, 2012 by tv in Status
The Apache Turbine team is pleased to announce the turbine-parent-2 release! This is the Parent POM for the Apache Turbine and Fulcrum project. Despite it's version 2 this is the first official release. This POM is supposed to be used as parent for all modules in the Apache Turbine Project. Changes in this version include: ... [Read more...]
Posted at 03:44PM Nov 18, 2012 by tv in Status
The Apache Logging team is pleased to announce the Apache log4j 2.0-beta3 release! Apache log4j is a well known framework for logging application behavior. Log4j 2 is an upgrade to Log4j that provides significant improvements over its predecessor, Log4j 1.x, and provides many of the improvements available in Logback while fixing some inherent... [Read more...]
Posted at 07:35PM Nov 15, 2012 by grobmeier in General
TomEE needs a logo! Today at Devoxx we are announcing a logo contest. From now till December 15th, you can get your artistic side going and submit as many logos as you want. Once the entries are in the project will vote and the winner will have their creation immortalized on the website, a fresh new batch of TomEE T-Shirts and in conference swag at tons of... [Read more...]
Posted at 04:35PM Nov 15, 2012 by dblevins in Java
A nice feature I have implemented for Apache OpenOffice 3.4 released in May 2012, the new native SVG Import (see here ), will make an appearance to the next LibreOffice version. It replaces the former SVG import greatly improving user experience and removing dependencies of six external libraries, also benefiting startup (a little bit). It has been... [Read more...]
Posted at 01:51PM Nov 14, 2012 by alg in General
To complete our coverage of ApacheCon Europe 2012 , here's a brief overview of some sessions and activities from Day 3. Slides, audio and/or video of all sessions will soon be posted on the ApacheCon Europe site . See the reports of Day 1 and Day 2 for further information. Microsoft interoperability and cross-project cooperation ... [Read more...]
Posted at 05:52PM Nov 11, 2012 by pescetti in General
A Call for QA Volunteers This is a call for volunteers for our QA team. The Apache OpenOffice (formerly OpenOffice.org) project has an ambitious plan for our next major release, Apache OpenOffice 4.0 . But for this plan to be successful we need to grow our Quality Assurance (QA) team to keep up with the output from our... [Read more...]
Posted at 01:12AM Nov 09, 2012 by robweir in General
Today we had the chance to do a quick presentation at the Fast Feather Track at ApacheCon Europe in Sinsheim. This was our presentation: The presentation is also available at: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OPENMEETINGS/Documents+for+... [Read more...]
Posted at 08:49PM Nov 08, 2012 by sebawagner in General
Here are a few selected topics from Day 2 of the Apache OpenOffice track at ApacheCon Europe . For full coverage, see the reports from Day 1 and Day 3 . OpenOffice in the cloud: online version Judging by the number of questions made during the presentation and by the number of "new" faces in the audience, the star of Day 2... [Read more...]
Posted at 02:41PM Nov 08, 2012 by pescetti in General
Today we welcome Bin Chen as a new Apache Traffic Server committer and member of the project management committee. Chen has done some quality work in the Traffic Server clustering code over the last year, fixing a number of performance issues and adding new features like local content caching (TS-1270). It's great to have another representative of the... [Read more...]
Posted at 04:38AM Nov 08, 2012 by jpeach in General
The OpenOffice official debut at ApacheCon was definitely successful, with the big Apache community providing a warm welcome to the Apache OpenOffice folks. All presentations are being recorded (audio and slides) and they will gradually be made available on the ApacheCon site , but we are picking a few topics from Day 1 of the OpenOffice track for those... [Read more...]
Posted at 01:13AM Nov 08, 2012 by alg in General
