[Arrowheadasp-users] Is the project still supported?

[Tim F. <ti...@wn...>]

Hi all,

i installed arrowhead ASP a couple of months ago and was very very pleased 
with the results!!
it toke me a while to get it going because this was my very first 
experience with Java.

ever since i have become fascinated  with Java but also JavaCC. i have made 
a couple of
simple scripting languages using JavaCC and am very happy with how it turns 
out.

but when i tried compiling the arrowhead i got a couple of problems.

first i would not find javacc, and it looks like it is looking for a file 
called JavaCC.zip?
having a look round google, this is because arrowHeadASP uses an old 
version of JavaCC. or could this be an ant problem?

i come from an ASP (Micro$oft) background, but have since moved on to linux 
solutions because that is what my clients want.
basicly i would be prepared to carry on work with this project as much as i 
can, but, i say it again, my java exerience is very limited

if anyone is still around, i would really like to turn ArrowHead ASP in to 
a real alternative to IIS.



so here come the questiones!

1 does anyone know how dificult it would be to make AH-ASP work with the 
new Ant and JavaCC?
2 is the original creator of AH-ASP still around, and if possible, could we 
maybe colaborate for a short time so that i can get to grips
with this fantastic project. i have actually used it for a very simple 
survey (i say simple but it's actually rather complex) and it worked with 
(hardly) no change what so ever. and this survey is used for a very (very) 
big company, which i can't name of course :(


i have also sent a message a couple of months ago on the main asp mailling 
list, and it looks as if a few people would be willing to activly 
participate in the project.

I thank you all for your time, and really hope that people are still on 
this mailling list.
i would just be soo much easier if the original dev for the project was 
arround for a bit of help once in a while.

Thanks for your time and have a nice day
Timothy Fletcher
WNV/Netfactoriel
Paris