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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-12 22:34:13
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Guys, From the skillset review that everybody sent me, here's some tasks that can get everybody's feet wet. If you have any questions about the task please post your question to this list so someone who has the same question can get answered. Basically we need to get a registration form up and running. We need a simple HTML form. Don't worry about the actual submission I'll do the form handler, unless someone wants to get their feet wet on PHP form handling. I would be more than happy to help you out! So the HTML form will consist of the following and assignee: - Nick (maybe a handoff to Dan) to design simple registration for for look and feel a) simple design, intuitive, etc.. b) Nick can add the javascript client-side validation for incomplete forms, etc. c) If you want to add fancy CSS or Javascript please include it all in the HTML file and I'll segment it out later.. d) Keep in mind the look & feel aspect, fonts, font-sizes etc.. - Leilani to search the web for "academy" focused images to put on the form and add to our collection of usable images a) Lei good place to start is google and use their images tab to search for academy - Joey to test form when completed a) we'll let you know when this form is ready to go! - Tay to build user tables to transition form information to database tables a) The task is to simple create a user table that will contain the data gathered from the form created by Nick b) Can you work with eugene on getting the schemas? I sent him the .sql scripts that define the table structures and names c) We're using MySQL 3.23.x and everything is using ANSI-SQL compliant DDL. Nick and Tay you guys will probably need to work closely. What form data will Nick collect? What data-type will Tay expect to put in the DB? text, number, date, etc.. So those are the crtical paths. If anybody has any questions please post them to this list. Thanks everyone and have fun with this! Let's tackle this thing one HTML form at a time! -P |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-12 21:15:09
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Guys, Before there was the Tsaphan project I had another project called JScripture which allows verses to be downloaded from the Net. BAsically it would parse verses (aka screen scrape;) retrieved from biblegateway.com. The verses are then stored locally to a serialized Java object. Well now with the Tsaphan project the verses are no longer stored in serialized objects but directly to disk in the database. So here's my problem: JScripture supported all versions NIV, NASB, KJV, NKJV, etc and Tsaphan supports only the NASB. I would like to use the JScripture parsing algo to grab the verses and store them to a database so that the data can be offered in the tsaphan project. So basically there will be hacking involved. Instead of the verses being stored to a Java object, which only another jscripture client can read, we want to store that data into the database. The hack is to redirect the "local-cache" feature of JScripture and dump the data to the db. If anybody is interested in this hack please let me know! This is a good oppurtunity for the Java guys to contribute! You can download the jscripture jar from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=15887 Click on the latest vesion and look at the notes and changelog for directions. The source for the GospelComReader (I think I grabbed verses from gospelcom.net) is at http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/jscripture/jscripture/src/main/org/lacson/utils/GospelComReader.java?rev=1.2&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup (try to piece this very long URL since most email clients break this up) The class was originally written in Jan 30, 2001 so a lot has happened since then! but it still works! -P |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-12 18:59:05
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Welcome Tay! To get you up to speed browse through the two docs that we've published either from the sourceforge.net site http://sourceforge.net/docman/?group_id=19564 (HTW Project Documentation & HTW Software Requirements) or you can get these two documents from Eugene in PDF off-line. Also ask Mike Lucas, the v-town ambassador ;), for a copy of the TsaphanCD that we gave out this past weekend. The CD contains all the required software to get an environment up and running. Mike has access to a burner and hopefully has a spare CD to give you. Developer's Guide: This guide is still in development so please hang in there. This doc will describe what to install in your workstation and how to check-out and check-in code into the CVS repository. If anybody has any questions regarding the project please email this list (tsa...@li...) More later, Patrick ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eugene Alfaro" <EA...@iM...> To: "Thinh Tran (E-mail)" <tg...@on...>; "Tsphan HTW Project Team (E-mail)" <tsa...@li...> Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 9:00 AM Subject: [Tsaphan-core] Welcome Tay Tran! > Hi All, > Let's welcome Tay to the HideTheWord ministry! Most of you already > know Tay. For those that don't (i.e. Sujit)... > > Tay is a brother in the Lord serving at Community Bible Church. He > is a DBA and will help us build the database schema for the site. He's > going to be a great fit in a much needed are. > > Welcome, Tay. > > Tay, > Can you let Patrick and I know when you create your sourceforge ID > so that we can properly join you to the project? > > Regards, > Eugene > > > _______________________________________________ > Tsaphan-core mailing list > Tsa...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tsaphan-core |
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From: Eugene A. <EA...@iM...> - 2001-11-12 17:13:48
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Hi All, Let's welcome Tay to the HideTheWord ministry! Most of you already know Tay. For those that don't (i.e. Sujit)... Tay is a brother in the Lord serving at Community Bible Church. He is a DBA and will help us build the database schema for the site. He's going to be a great fit in a much needed are. Welcome, Tay. Tay, Can you let Patrick and I know when you create your sourceforge ID so that we can properly join you to the project? Regards, Eugene |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-09 23:01:02
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Here's the .sql script. Eugene Alfaro wrote: > > Patrick, > Thanks for getting this started. It's great because we have > something we can test and see what we are trying to accomplish. > > As I read through the code, I had one question: Is the database > scheme final? I think before we get into any serious development on the UI, > we need to make sure that the db is final (or at least close to it) so that > we will minimize changes to app code. If it is not final and you want me to > review/modify it, can you upload the DB build script to SourceForge so that > I can see the DB Schema? > > Regards, > Eugene > > -----Original Message----- > From: Patrick Lacson [mailto:pa...@la...] > Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 2:48 PM > To: htw-core > Subject: [Tsaphan-core] PHP sample script > > Guys, > > (the purpose of this email is to get the web-dev group started and > familiar with PHP code). > > After exploring the string functions of PHP > (http://www.php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=string) I think the verse > comparison can be done with purely PHP and we may be able to remove the > PHP -> java bridge which is fast becoming awkward. > > http://hidetheword.org/demo/exam.php > > For the script writers out there, PHP as you'll notice is very similar > to ASP or JSP. It's very close to Perl and Sed and also somewhat > Java/C++ like. > > If there is someone who would like to volunteer in re-writing this very > very simple sentence comparison algo, please feel free to re-write as > necessary! > > Also Nick mentioned a while back that we shouldn't score the verse as > 70% correct, 80% correct, but rather 100%. If you're wrong you're wrong > and I think he's right, nothing less than perfection! (I did however > add a grace option for practice purposes). > > The EXAM currently has the following (+ = has, - = needs) > ========================================================== > + crude UI > + verse lookup > + verse comparison > - session management to count how many tries before they pass (web-dev > ??) > - write to the profile table to monitor the user and the verse they > attempted (web-dev ??) > - UI integration into the HTW look & feel. (dan,euge, lei) > - able to handle multiple verses, i haven't checked for more than 1 > verse comparison > - make more pretty, very crude! > > have a good weekend everyone! > > -- > </Patrick> > http://patrick.lacson.org > pa...@la... -- </Patrick> http://patrick.lacson.org pa...@la... |
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From: Eugene A. <EA...@iM...> - 2001-11-09 22:55:18
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Patrick, Thanks for getting this started. It's great because we have something we can test and see what we are trying to accomplish. As I read through the code, I had one question: Is the database scheme final? I think before we get into any serious development on the UI, we need to make sure that the db is final (or at least close to it) so that we will minimize changes to app code. If it is not final and you want me to review/modify it, can you upload the DB build script to SourceForge so that I can see the DB Schema? Regards, Eugene -----Original Message----- From: Patrick Lacson [mailto:pa...@la...] Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 2:48 PM To: htw-core Subject: [Tsaphan-core] PHP sample script Guys, (the purpose of this email is to get the web-dev group started and familiar with PHP code). After exploring the string functions of PHP (http://www.php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=string) I think the verse comparison can be done with purely PHP and we may be able to remove the PHP -> java bridge which is fast becoming awkward. http://hidetheword.org/demo/exam.php For the script writers out there, PHP as you'll notice is very similar to ASP or JSP. It's very close to Perl and Sed and also somewhat Java/C++ like. If there is someone who would like to volunteer in re-writing this very very simple sentence comparison algo, please feel free to re-write as necessary! Also Nick mentioned a while back that we shouldn't score the verse as 70% correct, 80% correct, but rather 100%. If you're wrong you're wrong and I think he's right, nothing less than perfection! (I did however add a grace option for practice purposes). The EXAM currently has the following (+ = has, - = needs) ========================================================== + crude UI + verse lookup + verse comparison - session management to count how many tries before they pass (web-dev ??) - write to the profile table to monitor the user and the verse they attempted (web-dev ??) - UI integration into the HTW look & feel. (dan,euge, lei) - able to handle multiple verses, i haven't checked for more than 1 verse comparison - make more pretty, very crude! have a good weekend everyone! -- </Patrick> http://patrick.lacson.org pa...@la... |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-09 22:43:25
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Guys, (the purpose of this email is to get the web-dev group started and familiar with PHP code). After exploring the string functions of PHP (http://www.php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=string) I think the verse comparison can be done with purely PHP and we may be able to remove the PHP -> java bridge which is fast becoming awkward. http://hidetheword.org/demo/exam.php For the script writers out there, PHP as you'll notice is very similar to ASP or JSP. It's very close to Perl and Sed and also somewhat Java/C++ like. If there is someone who would like to volunteer in re-writing this very very simple sentence comparison algo, please feel free to re-write as necessary! Also Nick mentioned a while back that we shouldn't score the verse as 70% correct, 80% correct, but rather 100%. If you're wrong you're wrong and I think he's right, nothing less than perfection! (I did however add a grace option for practice purposes). The EXAM currently has the following (+ = has, - = needs) ========================================================== + crude UI + verse lookup + verse comparison - session management to count how many tries before they pass (web-dev ??) - write to the profile table to monitor the user and the verse they attempted (web-dev ??) - UI integration into the HTW look & feel. (dan,euge, lei) - able to handle multiple verses, i haven't checked for more than 1 verse comparison - make more pretty, very crude! have a good weekend everyone! -- </Patrick> http://patrick.lacson.org pa...@la... |
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From: Daniel A. <big...@ya...> - 2001-11-08 22:20:49
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DANIEL ARCILLA > 1) Are you comfortable editing files using any unix editor (vi, emacs, > ed, pico)? What is your favorite text editor? i have used vi in the past. > > 2) Are you comfortable installing software programs on your local > computer (workstation) such as the apache web server? yes. > > 3) Are you familiar with the concept of source-code control? If so are > you familiar with CVS/RCS or Perforce? I understand what CVS is and what it's for, but have never implemented it. > > 4) What is your current skillset? (HTML, Graphics [Adobe, Gimp], > JavaScript, PHP, Java, SQL, etc..) HTML, Flash, PhotoShop, Illustrator > Dan _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-08 20:33:29
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Team,
I'm in the process of creating a developer's guide. This guide is for
win32 users only. If you are a unix user and are familiar with common
open-source tools, please wait for further instructions. The dev-guide
will explain how to do the following:
1) Create your web or application development environment, depending on
which team you're willing to contribute.
a) Web-dev Team
i) Apache web server
ii) PHP module
iii) MySQL database installation
b) App-dev Team
i) same as Web-dev environment
ii) Install JDK 1.3
iii) Install jikes compiler (faster compiler)
iv) *cygwin if you want a unix emulator on your win32 box
2) Create a local workspace for source control (check code in/out)
3) How to use the Task and Bug tool on SourceForge.net
So that's the jist of what the dev-guide will entail. The tsaphan-CD is
complete and I'll be giving out the CD to the vallejo folks this
weekend. This CD will contain all required software to start
development. I also was able to create the CVS tree using the
BuildMagic semantic. All we need now is stuff to check in to the code
base!
I thought the dev-guide would be done by today but it will take quite
some time. Things at work are back in full-swing with the start of a
new release-cycle so my HTW time is once again scarce. I plan on
setting aside atleast 5 hours / week (5 lunches) for this project to
keep it rolling, Lord willing!
--
</Patrick>
pa...@la...
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From: Nick H. <NH...@se...> - 2001-11-08 15:47:55
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Well done, Eugene & Pat! My vision has been renewed for this project. I'm excited to see this become a reality, Lord willing. Nick -----Original Message----- From: Eugene Alfaro [mailto:EA...@iM...] Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 3:59 PM To: Tsphan HTW Project Team (E-mail) Subject: [Tsaphan-core] HideTheWord Project underway!!!! Hi Everyone, After months of wondering whether we'll ever get this project off the ground, we finally have our starting a point. Everyone is excited and we know this is going to be a great site - Lord willing - which will bring Him glory and will be fun, too! Patrick and I have come up with some documents to get everyone started. Please review the documents to see how we are going to work on this together. Remember, this is an "open" project. Everyone can work on it at their own pace and is encouraged to contribute in all areas that you can. If you have any questions, please send them to the distribution list. God bless and may Christ be honored and glorified! <<HTW Software Requirements Documentation.pdf>> <<HTW Project Documentation.pdf>> In case you cannot read Adobe Acrobat format, you can also read the documents in HTML format which is now available at the Sourceforge Site. The links are below: https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=7655&group_id=19564 https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=7656&group_id=19564 Let's get started and have fun!!! Regards, Eugene *********************************************************************** This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message. *********************************************************************** |
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From: Eugene A. <EA...@iM...> - 2001-11-08 00:12:29
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Hi Everyone, After months of wondering whether we'll ever get this project off the ground, we finally have our starting a point. Everyone is excited and we know this is going to be a great site - Lord willing - which will bring Him glory and will be fun, too! Patrick and I have come up with some documents to get everyone started. Please review the documents to see how we are going to work on this together. Remember, this is an "open" project. Everyone can work on it at their own pace and is encouraged to contribute in all areas that you can. If you have any questions, please send them to the distribution list. God bless and may Christ be honored and glorified! <<HTW Software Requirements Documentation.pdf>> <<HTW Project Documentation.pdf>> In case you cannot read Adobe Acrobat format, you can also read the documents in HTML format which is now available at the Sourceforge Site. The links are below: https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=7655&group_id=19564 https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=7656&group_id=19564 Let's get started and have fun!!! Regards, Eugene |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-07 23:35:44
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Welcome Andrew to the HTW project! Andrew Arcilla wrote: > > Hi, > My name is Andrew J. Fudd, millionaire, I own a mansion and a yacht... > My name is Andrew J. Fudd, millionaire, I own a mansion and a yacht... > > I am officially joining the HideTheWord team and I hope to be a great > benefit to the team. I have 10 years of experience programming in Apple > Logo, 8 years of experience supporting VAX and CRAY computers, and I have > written a version of the UNIX operating system completely in Assembly. I > hope my skills will be of value. Ha ha. > > Andrew > > _______________________________________________ > Tsaphan-core mailing list > Tsa...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tsaphan-core -- </Patrick> http://patrick.lacson.org pa...@la... |
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From: Andrew A. <AR...@pr...> - 2001-11-07 23:31:21
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Hi, My name is Andrew J. Fudd, millionaire, I own a mansion and a yacht... My name is Andrew J. Fudd, millionaire, I own a mansion and a yacht... I am officially joining the HideTheWord team and I hope to be a great benefit to the team. I have 10 years of experience programming in Apple Logo, 8 years of experience supporting VAX and CRAY computers, and I have written a version of the UNIX operating system completely in Assembly. I hope my skills will be of value. Ha ha. Andrew |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-07 21:52:15
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Does everybody have access to a CD burner at work? Instead of giving you guys the CDs I may just create the dev cd ISO and have you download it and burn it yourselves. -- </Patrick> http://patrick.lacson.org pa...@la... |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-07 21:47:37
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Guys, Good news, for the 9x workstations I just verified that the latest stable apache build will run on your machines! http://www.apache.org/dist/httpd/binaries/win32/ -- </Patrick> http://patrick.lacson.org pa...@la... |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-07 20:35:39
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Team, Thanks for the quick replies to my earlier tech questions! One last thing.. if I could get the spec on the workstation that you'll be doing a majority of you work on: 1) Operating System 2) CPU (Pentium/AMD I, II, III and clock speed 800Mhz) 3) Memory amount of physical RAM 4) Amount of disk space available Thanks! -- </Patrick> http://patrick.lacson.org pa...@la... |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-07 19:17:00
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Hello team! Eugene and I are putting together the project plan and spec so hang in there. I know most of us are anxious to get started on the work. Since this team spans a variety of experience and skills, I have some quick tech questions that I would like to ask the team. 1) Are you comfortable editing files using any unix editor (vi, emacs, ed, pico)? What is your favorite text editor? 2) Are you comfortable installing software programs on your local computer (workstation) such as the apache web server? 3) Are you familiar with the concept of source-code control? If so are you familiar with CVS/RCS or Perforce? 4) What is your current skillset? (HTML, Graphics [Adobe, Gimp], JavaScript, PHP, Java, SQL, etc..) -- </Patrick> http://patrick.lacson.org pa...@la... |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-03 20:22:32
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Guys, I just got this email from another brother in India who loves the Word memorizing 3000 scripture verses! Hear his amazing testimony and his discipline to memorize God's Word! -P Gr wrote: > > Dear brother thanks for your kind reply. I praise God for your ministry. > By the immense grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, I have memorized three > thousand scriptures. A brother told me that your ministry encourages > memorizing scriptures. I am glad that we have the same vision for the glory > of Lord Jesus Christ. > > Please read my brief testimony and pray for me. Also please note my personal > email address. > > jes...@ho... > > I am Gali, in the year 1980, I lost my all hopes in life. I decided to enjoy > the life and die. I became a thief and club dancer; At that time I heard > about Christ, the truth that HE DIED FOR MY SINS gave me a new hope. But as > a mad fellow I resisted to believe that Jesus is only Lord, but the Lord > spoke with me through the scripture John 14:6. " I am the way the truth and > the life no man cometh unto the Father but by me. Later I surrendered my > life to Lord Jesus and confessed that He is the only Lord and died for my > sins to deliver me from all my sins. When I totally surrendered my life to > the Lord He has delivered me from evil spirits, which suffered me about 6 > years. I became a new person in Christ. I loved the Bible so much and > started memorizing the scriptures. By His grace I have memorized three > thousand Scriptures from the Holy Bible. Every day I also remember all the > verses. Morning time I remember in prayer about 15oo verses, (most of them > are from psalms) this practice helps me to be strong in the Lord and also to > help others for the glory of the Lord. My one purpose in life is to help > people find a personal relationship with God, which, I believe comes through > knowing JESUS CHRIST. > > John 14:6 is my favorite verse, I preach this word to many unsaved people > that they may found the peace in Jesus Christ because He is Lord of all. > > The Lord has called me to serve Him as a full time evangelist; In the year > 1985 I resigned my secular job and dedicated to ministry. For all these > years the Lord is faithful to supply all our needs according to His word > Matthew 6:33. > > Sincerely in Christ > Gali > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Patrick Lacson <pa...@la...> > To: Gr <gr...@hd...> > Sent: Saturday, November 03, 2001 1:07 AM > Subject: Re: > > > Due to the sudden rush of people interested in hidetheword.org I'm > > working on an online form for registration. Will let you know more > > about it when it's ready. Expect sometime tommorow. How did you hear > > about us? > > > > -Patrick > > > > > Gr wrote: > > > > > > Please send me the details of contest. > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > > > > > -- > > </Patrick> > > http://patrick.lacson.org > > pa...@la... > > -- </Patrick> pa...@la... |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-01 19:22:56
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Guys, I'll work out the finer details of the already listed tasks on http://sourceforge.net/pm/?group_id=19564 by this afternoon so every one who has time can jump in. Once I post the tasks hopefully we can assign the tasks in a coordinated effort. Eugene could be a big help in this area (ahem, I just volunteered you bro ;) -- </Patrick> pa...@la... |
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From: Eugene A. <EA...@iM...> - 2001-11-01 18:51:29
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Wow! It's amazing how a Christian not only completely on the other side of the world but in a part of the world where Christians are not only rare but persecuted. It's great to have him onboard. Patrick, Can you catch me up tonight? I'd like to start truly contributing. Regards, Eugene -----Original Message----- From: Patrick Lacson [mailto:pa...@la...] Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 10:48 AM To: htw-dev; htw-core Subject: [Tsaphan-core] [Fwd: hello] Hello everyone. Sujith has volunteered to help us with the htw project! Please welcome him onboard! -P SUJITH JACOB MATHEW wrote: > > i am a born again christian from India. I am 23 > yrs old. > <br> > I have 2 years of experiance in Applets, > Servlets, JSP, JDBC and Apache, Tomcat > administration and deployment.Also in Mysql, Ms > Access. > I am pretty ok in javascript and html. > <br> > I am working as a programmer in India. I would be > pleased to help you in your project "Hide The > Word" and "jscripture". But actually, i did not > fully understand what u mean to do by the > project "Hide the word". > <br> > Anyway, i am having a great passion to work for > the Lord in this way. I think that this is what > the Lord has called me to do. > <br> > Do u need my help in this project. I would be > pleased to help. > <br> > Can u send the project details telling exactly > what this project is about. > <br> > My username for sourceforge is sujith. My id no > is 360751. My email address is suj...@ya... > <br> > waiting for your reply > > Sujith Jacob Mathew > Southern India -- </Patrick> pa...@la... _______________________________________________ Tsaphan-core mailing list Tsa...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tsaphan-core |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-11-01 18:45:15
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Hello everyone. Sujith has volunteered to help us with the htw project! Please welcome him onboard! -P SUJITH JACOB MATHEW wrote: > > i am a born again christian from India. I am 23 > yrs old. > <br> > I have 2 years of experiance in Applets, > Servlets, JSP, JDBC and Apache, Tomcat > administration and deployment.Also in Mysql, Ms > Access. > I am pretty ok in javascript and html. > <br> > I am working as a programmer in India. I would be > pleased to help you in your project "Hide The > Word" and "jscripture". But actually, i did not > fully understand what u mean to do by the > project "Hide the word". > <br> > Anyway, i am having a great passion to work for > the Lord in this way. I think that this is what > the Lord has called me to do. > <br> > Do u need my help in this project. I would be > pleased to help. > <br> > Can u send the project details telling exactly > what this project is about. > <br> > My username for sourceforge is sujith. My id no > is 360751. My email address is suj...@ya... > <br> > waiting for your reply > > Sujith Jacob Mathew > Southern India -- </Patrick> pa...@la... |
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From: Daniel A. <dar...@on...> - 2001-05-16 19:27:07
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I mailed the d-kit to the fellas yesterday, so they should be receiving it today or tomorrow! =========================== Daniel Arcilla dar...@on... - email 707-567-1596 - cell 707-552-9703 - home =========================== ---- tsa...@li... wrote: > Send Tsaphan-core mailing list submissions to > tsa...@li... > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tsaphan-core > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > tsa...@li... > > You can reach the person managing the list at > tsa...@li... > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of Tsaphan-core digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Tsaphan-dev-kit (Patrick Lacson) > > --__--__-- > > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 15 May 2001 17:50:43 -0700 > From: Patrick Lacson <pa...@la...> > Reply-To: pa...@la... > Organization: lacson.net > To: htw-core <tsa...@li...> > Subject: [Tsaphan-core] Tsaphan-dev-kit > > Did everybody receive their Tsaphan-dev-kit?? > > -P > > > > --__--__-- > > _______________________________________________ > Tsaphan-core mailing list > Tsa...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tsaphan-core > > > End of Tsaphan-core Digest > __________________________________________________ FREE voicemail, email, and fax...all in one place. Sign Up Now! http://www.onebox.com |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-05-16 00:49:33
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Did everybody receive their Tsaphan-dev-kit?? -P |
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From: Patrick L. <pa...@la...> - 2001-05-09 17:41:14
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Guys, I've broken up all the tasks required to get HTW up and running and placed them on the sourceforge.net site. http://sourceforge.net/pm/?group_id=19564 If you would like to get started please feel free to take on an unassigned task. Currently all tasks are unassigned. There are currently 4 sub-projects and within each sub-project are individual tasks. -Patrick |
