Looks like I still got one at the last moment (when Apache received
two more slots) -
Marcel Gordon (cayenne-rop)
http://code.google.com/soc/asf/app.html?csaid=emmpeegee%40gmail.com
%3A02030501%3Ad0307601
Unfortunately cayenne-search proposal didn't make it (it was #28,
while Apache got only 27 projects).
I'll be contacting the students shortly and will have them sign up
for the appropriate lists. We'll have to discuss what to do infra-
wise. Both projects seem like something that would be better off
going into their own branch, so that'll help matters. We'll have
to decide whether we want to give them commit privs or have them go
through JIRA. Even if we do give them privs, the infra guys are
probably going to be overloaded for a bit, so we'll have to work
something out for them.
Yes, the SoC code should go in a separate directory in Subversion
specifically configured to allow student check ins. I'll post to the
infra list about that. As a backup plan, ObjectStyle now has
Subversion too, but we'd rather keep this on Apache.
Andrus
On May 24, 2006, at 8:37 AM, Kevin Menard wrote:
Well, in an interesting turn of events, I'm not sure Andrus ended
up with any projects and I ended up with two.
I've been assigned the following projects:
Michael Victorov (cayenne-ropwsdl)
http://code.google.com/soc/asf/app.html?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:fa66813f:10d85c13
Bruno José de Moraes Melo (Cayenne Eclipse Plugin)
http://code.google.com/soc/asf/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
150f00c7:fb9bcd58
Andrus, if you weren't assigned any and would like one, let me know
and we can try to work something out.
I'll be contacting the students shortly and will have them sign up
for the appropriate lists. We'll have to discuss what to do infra-
wise. Both projects seem like something that would be better off
going into their own branch, so that'll help matters. We'll have
to decide whether we want to give them commit privs or have them go
through JIRA. Even if we do give them privs, the infra guys are
probably going to be overloaded for a bit, so we'll have to work
something out for them.
Anyway, this is looking like a pretty exciting time for Cayenne (as
excited as one can be over a piece of software anyway :-P). 1.2 is
shaping up nicely and should be out shortly. The JPA work seems to
be going fairly strong. Now we have a couple SoC students that'll
be adding some other niceties to the project.
--
Kevin
