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Mailing List Tools

[ ObjectWeb Mailing Lists Service ] [ ObjectWeb Mail Archive ]

The ObjectWeb Mailing lists are powered by Sympa. You can access them through the WWSympa Web Interface which provides a unique interface for authentication, subscription, unsubscription, archives and administration operations. Note also that an alternate way to browse the public mailing lists archives is provided at: http://mail-archive.objectweb.org/.

Each ObjectWeb project and working group has in general a list such as:

• <project>@objectweb.org for both developers and users

• <working_group>@objectweb.org for people involved in the working group

Some projects also have lists such as:

• <project-team>@objectweb.org for the main developpers

• <project-commits>@objectweb.org for automatic notifications of all changes to the CVS tree.

In addition a number of other lists are available to keep you informed about what's happening in the ObjectWeb Community. Most significant are:

	newsletter@objectweb.org [Archives] [Sympa] [Subscribe] [Unsubscribe]
	Subscribe to this list to keep you informed of ObjectWeb happenings. The newsletter appears every other month.
	community@objectweb.org [Archives] [Sympa] [Subscribe] [Unsubscribe]
	The community mailing list addresses questions related to the ObjectWeb community (seminars, education, communication, etc). Articles on this list are typically non-technical in nature. Minutes of ObjectWeb board meetings are posted to this list.
	architecture@objectweb.org [Archives] [Sympa] [Subscribe] [Unsubscribe]
	The architecture mailing list aims at discussing the architecture of the ObjectWeb platform and components (composition issues, source code organisation, etc). Minutes of ObjectWeb college meetings are posted to this list.

How to Subscribe

• You can use the Sympa Web interface or directly send a mail to:
  <list>-subscribe@objectweb.org
• For the newsletter, community and architecture mailing lists, registered members can modify their subscription by editing their profile.

As an anti-spam measure, all email addresses are hidden in the mail archive pages and are written in the ObjectWeb site using the " at " notation instead of the "at" sign "@".