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Hi all,
Has anyone had experience working on open source projects? I am interested, but don't know which ones, or how to start.
Thanks in advance...
 
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Andrew,
Souceforge.Net is a great site for open source projects...actually more than 50000 of them. The ubiquitous jBoss (atleast in the Servlet Engine discussions) is a product from this initiative. There is a link asking for developers to help them with projects.
Then there is Apache(www.apache.org)..but getting in a project requires some effort..
Goodluck!
Thilan
 
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That's a great start - thanks, Thilan.
 
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All of the Jakarta projects are quite interesting. Latka (automating acceptance testing for web apps) is a newer one that could use some help. I've recently taken an interest in Prevayler, which is a brilliant open source project for robust, persistent business objects without a relational database.
 
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