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@theRoUS
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RT @ipv6guru: RT @pctony : The Apache TAC is still accepting applications. See http://www.apache.org/travel/ if you need help attending #apachecon
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Fri, Feb 5 at 8:49AM
@erikabele
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@lhirlimann They will announce it two weeks in advance, as always ;-) #ApacheCon
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Mon, Feb 1 at 12:48PM
@thebitsource
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Rt @apachecon Nostalgic for #ApacheCon already? Check out new video from show floor http://bit.ly/7HPH3B
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Mon, Feb 1 at 11:08AM
Leading Open Source Email Filtering Package Offers First Major Code Release Since 2007
FOREST HILL, MD – 26 January, 2010 – The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) today announced the release of Apache SpamAssassin 3.3.0, the first major code release from the Apache SpamAssassin Project since May 2007. Apache SpamAssassin v3.3.0 marks the Project's 4th major (and 24th overall release) since the SpamAssassin Project joined the ASF in December 20...... [read more]
Tue, Jan 26 at 9:52AM
Version 1.4 of platform for building rich Internet applications in Java now available.
FOREST HILL, MD – 19 January, 2010 – The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) today announced the graduation of Apache Pivot as a Top-Level Project (TLP), signifying that the Project's community and products have been well-governed under the ASF's meritocratic process and principles. In addition, the Project announced the release of Apache Pivot 1.4, the fourt...... [read more]
Thu, Jan 21 at 1:27AM
posted by ASF Chairman Jim Jagielski:The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) is excited to welcome Facebook as the newest addition to our roster of sponsors. Sponsoring the ASF helps us grow existing projects, incubate new initiatives, promote community development, host user events, expand our outreach, and provide the infrastructure that keeps the Foundation running on a day-to-day basis. We are grateful for the generous support of Faceboo...... [read more]
Fri, Jan 15 at 12:27AM
The following notice has been sent by Daryl C.W. O'Shea, VP of Apache SpamAssassin --I've posted the following note on the Apache SpamAssassin website [1] about an issue with a rule that may cause wanted email to be classified as spam by SpamAssassin. If you're running SpamAssassin 3.2.x you are encouraged to update you rules (updates were released on sa-update around 1900 UTC Jan 1, 2010).Y2K10 Rule Bug - U...... [read more]
Sat, Jan 2 at 9:18AM
A number of websites have "apache" in their domain name, and sometimes pretend to be official sources of information about projects of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). How do you find out if it's the case?The rule is very simple: if a website is not hosted on an apache.org domain, it's not a website of the ASF (with a few exceptions, see below).In other words, if the site's address doesn't end with .apache.org, it's not ours. No...... [read more]
Fri, Dec 4 at 9:16AM
The Apache Asia Roadshow in Bejing, China is over; thanks to all who participated in this successful gathering.Now onto Colombo, Sri Lanka. We hope to see you there!... [read more]
Tue, Dec 1 at 7:14PM
Thanks to our very own Sally Khudairi, VP Marketing and Publicity, the ASF's 10 years shout out was recently displayed on New York's Times Square and in Las Vegas - and we have visual evidence!
Fri, Nov 20 at 9:17AM
As mentioned in a previous post, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums have recently recognized The Apache Software Foundation for a decade of open source leadership and technology innovation.
Mayor Dellums proclaimed November 4th, 2009 as the Apache Software Foundation Day!
Here are their letters, as presented ...... [read more]
Wed, Nov 18 at 9:20AM
Responses to the session:
Embrace OSGi - A Developer's Quickstart
In theory, the first choice for highly modular, dynamic, and extensible applications is OSGi technology. The theory sounds very tempting, but what about the real world? Starting with the basics of OSGi, this session is focused on practical exampl...... [session page]
Carsten Ziegeler:
It's uploaded to slideshare:
http://www.slideshare.net/cziegeler/embrace-change-embrace-osgi
Deepak Vashishtha:
Are you planning to upload your ApacheCon presentations?
Fri, Nov 13 at 3:20PM
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Responses to the session:
Securing Web Services with Apache WS
Security is one of the challenges that can prevent widespread adoption of Web Services. Despite the popular security model defined in WS-Sec* specifications, many users still don't fully understand how to ensure Web Services security. In this ses...... [session page]
Nandana Mihindukulasooriya:
Hi Deepak,
You can find the presentation and the demo source here.
http://people.apache.org/~nandana/apachecon_us_09/SecuringWebServicesWithApacheWS.pdf
http://people.apache.org/~nandana/apachecon_us_09/demo.zip
regards,
Nandana
Deepak Vashishtha:
Could you please upload your presentation from ApacheCon?
Fri, Nov 13 at 10:10AM
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ApacheCon US 2009 Closing Press Release; California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Oakland Mayor Ron
Dellums recognize The Apache Software Foundation for a decade of open
source leadership and technology innovation
Wed, Nov 11 at 9:06AM
Sally Khudairi posted
Did we miss you on the 10th Anniversary shoutouts?
If you missed out on participating in the MyApache video campaign, you can still send us a shoutout! The first of our films from ApacheCon is online at http://bit.ly/tqMQ2
Are you a polyglot? If so, send us your greetings! If not, send 'em anyway! We don't want to miss you!
Also, be sure to follow the hilarious path of the moustache http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKNRmP...
Mon, Nov 9 at 7:38PM
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Sally Khudairi posted
SCALE 8X Call for Papers Now Open!
ApacheCon Community Partners SCALE have just announced the Call for Papers is now open for their upcoming conference in Los Angeles in February. Eary Bird Registration coming up soon as well.
For more info on SCALE 8x, check out http://socallinuxexpo.org
Sun, Nov 8 at 7:25PM
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Responses to the session:
Apache Solr: Out of the Box
Apache Solr is an HTTP-based enterprise search server, built on top of the Lucene Java search library. In this session, we will see how quick and easy it can be to install Solr, and configure it to provide full-text searching of structured data. ...... [session page]
Chris Hostetter:
The slides I didn't show as well as a bundle of all the files I used for the demo can be found on my apache page...
http://people.apache.org/~hossman/apachecon2009us/
Fri, Nov 6 at 2:39PM
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Sally Khudairi posted
NLUUG Spring 2010 Call for Abstracts -- Sneak Peek!
Hey everyone!
ApacheCon Community Partners NLUUG have given us early access to their Call for Abstracts for their Spring conference in The Netherlands. Here's a great chance for all you SysAdmin experts out there to get in front of a fun community at a beautiful location (and wonderful time of year). Show 'em what you got!
So while the Call for Abstracts is not yet open to the general public, you can check out what it's all about at htt...... [read more]
Sally Khudairi:
Also -- feel free to contact Armijn Hemel for more information. Cheers.
Fri, Nov 6 at 1:45PM
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Responses to the session:
Implementing an Information Retrieval Framework for an Organizational Repository
Successful Information Retrieval (IR) frameworks for large repositories have been reported in recent times. Invariably, all of them have used machine readable repositories, where plain text availability is the norm. However, organizations with le...... [session page]
Howard Chen:
Great overview, but I wish Sithu had spent more time on the technical implementation rather than the organizational overview.
Fri, Nov 6 at 11:42AM
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Responses to the session:
The Axis2 Landscape
This session focuses on Axis2, the project's core message engine. We'll cover the architecture and history of Axis2, and describe how all the pieces fit together. This includes both core components used by Axis2 such as Axiom, and plugins that fi...... [session page]
Eran Chinthaka:
These are the slides of my presentation.
Thu, Nov 5 at 11:33AM
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Responses to the session:
Munging URLs with mod_rewrite
It's the bane of every website administrator, and most of us have done it wrong more often than we've done it right. mod_rewrite mangles and munges URLs in order to make them easy to type, easy to remember, and attractive to put on your brochures...... [session page]
Rich Bowen:
Um. I should be more specific. They're at http://people.apache.org/~rbowen and I'm about to upload them here, too.
Rich Bowen:
Just got done uploading them.
Deepak Vashishtha:
When will the Apachecon presentation be available?
Thu, Nov 5 at 11:24AM
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Updated Sessions
Apache HTTP Server - Nuts to Bolts, Apache Maven, End-to-end, Apache Solr Day, Basic Apache Hadoop Training, Everything Tomcat - Administering, Tuning, Troubleshooting and Developing, Introductory Workshop on OSGi Development, Lucene Boot Camp, Media & Analyst Training, Break, Apache HTTP Server - Nuts to Bolts
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Wed, Nov 4
Responses to the session:
Empowering the social web with Apache Shindig
The social web is already reality! It makes applications available to more users, by providing common APIs that can be used in many different contexts. OpenSocial is an API that can be used by developers to create applications using standard Java...... [session page]
Paul Lindner:
Hi Tony,
The talk will cover all aspects of OpenSocial -- including the gadgets.
There's quite a bit of info on actually implementing shindig. Hope to see you there!
Tony Stubblebine:
Paul, are you going to be covering the state of open social widgets at all? In practice, are their applications that run seamlessly across multiple OpenSocial containers. Let's say CrowdVine implemented OpenSocial, would there be a world of applications that would be immediately available to us, or would they all require the application developer to do something. I'm interested in the technical details of the project too, but also wanted to get those questions answered.
Tue, Nov 3 at 7:07PM
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Shane Curcuru posted
Program guide available in PDF!
Be sure to check out the complete program guide in PDF, including all sessions, time grids, and speaker bios plus more.
http://www.us.apachecon.com/c/acus200...
Tue, Nov 3 at 12:04PM
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Grant Ingersoll posted
Key signing?
I likely missed it, but could someone point me at the keysigning party info, assuming there is one?
Thanks,
Grant
Tue, Nov 3 at 5:49AM
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howard d posted
Art Gallery Crawl on Friday
While in Oakland, do as Oaklanders do.... The first Friday of each month is Oakland's famous Art Gallery Crawl, called Art Murmer. It includes a gallery on 14th, near Broadway and several other galleries near Broadway and 20th.
See: http://oaklandliving.wordpress.com/20... and http://www.oaklandartmurmur.com for a map.
While most galleries are open from 6 pm onwards, one is open at 5:30 -- This is the J...... [read more]
Tue, Nov 3 at 12:44AM
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Sally Khudairi posted
Any spouses seeking sightseeing?
Hello all -- my sister is here in OAK with me for a few days (her first trip to the Bay Area) ... if anyone's brought their spouses along, and are possibly interested in tagging along for some short day trips and sightseeing jaunts, do let me know! Thanks :-)
Sun, Nov 1 at 5:10PM
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Scott Lamons posted
Getting to the Marriott
Regarding the Bay Bridge I was checking out info this afternoon on the BART... http://www.bart.gov/ Looks like the 12th St. Oakland City Center Station is only a block or two from the Marriott. Around $16 round trip from/to SFO.
Fri, Oct 30 at 5:58PM
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Chris Hostetter posted
Bay Bridge Closure May Affect ApacheCon Arrivals
The Bay Bridge (the main commuter artery in the Bay Area) is currently closed for emergency repairs, with no official ETA on when it will be open again. More details and links to where you can get status updates can be found on the ApacheCon wiki...
http://wiki.apache.org/apachecon/Gett...
(And if you notice a significant change in status, please update the wiki with that information)
Olivier Dobberkau:
Thanks Chris for this Information!
Fri, Oct 30 at 3:02PM
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Sally Khudairi posted
HALO/Foodie Dinners – ApacheCon
We're doing it again! As we're closing out our ninth year, the Sally/HALO/Foodie Dinners at ApacheCon are going from strength to strength, with great destinations, and fun company.
The Foodie Dinners are proving to be quite popular, with the upcoming event in Oakland already close to capacity, without any announcements/publicity until now. Unlike most ApacheCons, where the dinner location is revealed at the very last minute, this time ...... [read more]
Martin Taylor:
can I get in on the standby list?
Thanks
Sally Khudairi:
Still at capacity.
Debbie's in, Noirin's out.
Martin's in, Ora's out.
Grant Ingersoll waitlisted.
Allergies/aversions noted.
Christian: no liver.
Ross: tomato allergy.
Glen: egg white allergy.
Sally: no fish or mollusks (other than scallops) as primary proteins; crustaceans OK.
Last call before I ring the kitchen.
Sally Khudairi:
Ross is out (Wookie conflict), Grant is in (no lima beans). It's the Shell Game! Mike and Rohit are on standby. Kitchen notified. See you soon!
Fri, Oct 30 at 9:09AM
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Nick Burch posted
Anyone staying around after the conference?
I'll be around for the week after the conference, and was wondering if anyone else might be interested in a couple of days hiking in Yosemite, heading down the Pacific Highway or anything like that?
Grant Ingersoll:
Would so like to go hiking in Yosemite, but, alas, am leaving on Saturday. I did put up http://wiki.apache.org/apachecon/RecreationOakland for during the week activities.
Thu, Oct 29 at 6:09AM
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