New host for Sweet

[thebugslayer]

Besides the google hosted project, sweet needs a maven repository and a place to host couple of demos. I now have a new host that provide this!!! Now we can have a nice url without clunky port number!

http://sweetsoftwaredesign.com/sweet-api

http://sweetsoftwaredesign.com/my-sweet

http://sweetsoftwaredesign.com/sweet-sample-basic

http://sweetsoftwaredesign.com/sweet-sample-db

http://sweetsoftwaredesign.com/maven

In just a minute I will be releasing a new Sweet dist that will default to the above maven repo instead of the old one.

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[David Pollak]

You're welcome to host any of your maven files at scala-tools.org

We'll even do continuous integration via Hudson

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[Zemian Deng]

Hi David,

At the moment I needed my own repository to try few things of my own and I need control over it, but I will keep your offer and try put it there later.

Much thanks!

-Z

PS what maven repository manager you guys use over at scala-tools.org?

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Come visit my open source projects: 

http://code.google.com/p/sweetscala - a Scala web framework. Building web application the sweet way. http://code.google.com/p/javasupport - a collection of libraries and tools for Java development. Get a SpringMVC webapp started fast!

[David Pollak]

On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 6:11 AM, Zemian Deng <thebug...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi David,

At the moment I needed my own repository to try few things of my own and I need control over it, but I will keep your offer and try put it there later.

Much thanks!

-Z

PS what maven repository manager you guys use over at scala-tools.org?

We've got Hudson running on the machine.  I know very little more.  David Bernard is the guy that manages the box.  I pay for it, so I get to occasionally invite people to host their Maven stuff there. :-)