On 7/7/05, robert burrell donkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, 2005-06-30 at 00:15 -0400, Henri Yandell wrote: > > <snip> > > > So my proposal is that we submit Netcetera's CSV library to the ASF > > Incubator, with Jakarta (more correctly Jakarta Commons) acting as the > > sponsoring project. (I'd be happy to volunteer to be mentor the > > project). While in the Incubator we would add more unit tests on the > > code side, and make sure legal issues are comfortably handled. > > +1 (i was thinking about creating a post saying the same) > > has this moved over to incubator yet? > > if not, maybe someone could put up a wiki page giving an idea what needs > to be done...
Researching what would need to be done now. Sorry for the long delay on all this. Time to get some momentum. There are two threads in this, turning Netcetera's component into a Commons component, and how does the Commons want to use the Incubator. On the first subject: 1) Netcetera have already donated Websh to Apache Tcl. I assume this means that they have signed something in the process, does that apply to any other submission or will they need to sign again? [I have asked [EMAIL PROTECTED] this question] 2) Who are our initial list of committers? Any Commons committer; do the original authors wish to be committers on the codebase? Are Simon Hefti and Ronnie Brunner prospective committers? 3) Obviously we would mavenise, repackage and improve javadoc/unit-tests if need be. Anything else that would need to be done to the codebase? On the second subject: 1) How much of the Incubator process would apply to Commons? Many of the exit conditions are automatically passed just by being a part of Commons. [I have asked [EMAIL PROTECTED] this question] 2) .... Sandbox...Incubator...See my next mail. I don't want to mess up the reply thread on this one. Hen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
