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Many students from my ex-college (G.H. Raisoni IIT) are interested in
becoming the part of this and I think we also have good participation from
RKNEC. So next time I am sure, we will get many students to our group who
are really interested and passinate about technology specially Java.
I will inform about this in my college, and I think Hrushikesh can

Hi All,
We need representations from colleges in Nagpur. Please help building a
list of colleges having students interested in Java.
Also if you are a student send your willingness to become JUG representative
for your college.
with regards
Tushar
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Tushar Joshi, Nagpur

Hi All,
We need participation from Java enthusiasts from most of the IT companies in
Nagpur. Please help identifying companies having Java professionals and to
contact them for joining JUGNagpur.
1. Companies known to me are:
1. Persistent
2. Global Logic
3. PTG
4. Infospectrum (we have some members)

Rahul,
Just go to the *source *section of each project page and read the
instructions.
You can also use Tortoise SVN for this purpose.
for example : [link]
With Regards,
Chetan Gole

Hi Everyone,

Can any one tell me how to take the checkout of the following projects

1) JEasyUML [link]

2) JCompare [link]

I am not able to take the checkout of these projects.

Chetan and all,
Actually these project doesn't need any formal joining.
1) You can download the code from the SVN repository
2) You can read the email archives of the devel mailing lists
3) You can read the blogs to see the current status of the project
4) You can play with the code and read the google code project wiki to know

Harsh and Tushar sir,
I want be a part of these two projects. On Google code project page it says
"Join this project by contacting the project owners."
Please add me to this project, I want to be a contributor.
Also lets start coding and disscussion about the projects.
Thanks and Regards,
Chetan Gole

Hi All,
Lets decide the topics for discussion we want to take ahead in our forth
coming meetings.
I will request everyone to voice their choice, we will finally publish a
list of topics that we want to discuss on in forth coming meetings.
Thanks and Regards
H.M. Karkar
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Harsh,
Those two open source projects which I mentioned in the 3rd JUG Meeting are:
1) JEasyUML [link]
2) JCompare [link]
with regards
Tushar
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Tushar Joshi, Nagpur
MCSD_NET C#, SCJP, RHCE, ZCE, PMP
Software Architect @ Infospectrum India Private Limited, JUGNagpur Leader

Hi All,
This link is a must to read, which tells the most famous, and most succesful
open source products read on...
[link]
Thanks and Regards
H.M. Karkar
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Hi All,
I just was wondering how would an open source project life cycle be and some
of the good concepts i found in the following links,
In our 3rd meet, Rohan also has referred to the "In 1997, Eric S.
Raymond<[link]>wrote
*The Cathedral and the Bazaar" *
**
1) [link]

Hi Tushar,
Please let us know the names of the open source projects you started that we
discussed one was i remember "Open UML" can you please provide the links and
details for the same.
Thanks and Regards
H.M. Karkar
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Project Manager
Info-Spectrum India Pvt. Ltd

Thanks Tushar Sir, Rohan Sir & Harshvardhan sir for clearing our doubts on
java technology.
Thank you very much for uploading the ppts presented yesterday.
Thanks With Regards,
Rahul Raja

The presentation by Rohan Ranade is uploaded at
[link]
with regards
Tushar
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Tushar Joshi, Nagpur
MCSD_NET C#, SCJP, RHCE, ZCE, PMP
Software Architect @ Infospectrum India Private Limited, JUGNagpur Leader

Hi Dhawal,
Thanks for your email, surely, I am preparing forward for new presentations
covering more in depth applications with JSF and validations, and to add to
it i am going to introduce the Spring and Hibernate at some later stages.
Thanks and Regards
H.M. Karkar
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