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Subject: New category Baykit proposed
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Hi. 

Ports freeze comming up soon,but still I'd like to
commit new nice ports which make it possible to deal with
more easier of XML treatment called Baykit. 

http://www.baykit.org/index.xi

The Baykit is the collection of few dozen java applications,
and corresponding ports make up to 27 ;) These ports may be
collected with a category and makes it more convenient. I
should say the category "Baykit". Could you perimit my
proposal?

Best Regards.
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kiri@FreeBSD.org