Karl Wettin a écrit : > We are ready to pop it in the sandbox. I'll act as moderator for Erics > patches. > > I can't find anything about limitations on sandbox projects, are there > any? Compare with Apache Labs that does not allow releases.
Same here. There are no releases for commons sandbox. Projects have to be be promoted to commons proper before release. Luc > > > I'm cc:ing Apache Legal. > > Regarding paper work, we can get a software grant faxed over in no time. > We are the original authors of all this code. Do we both need to send a > grant? The original idea for this library came up working for TomTom. > They have given us their permission to rewrite the project from scratch, > and this we did. Is it nessecary for TomTom to send a grant too > releasing some sort of IP? I really don't think there is an IP issue > here at all, but I am not a laywer. > > > karl > > 27 jan 2009 kl. 19.30 skrev Rahul Akolkar: > >> I moderated this through, so folks will need be to CC'ed when >> necessary (such as I've done here). >> >> Three comments: >> >> 1) Unless there is anything of private nature here, we discuss >> proposals on the publicly archived dev list. So, if and when you feel >> like it, it'd be good to move this to the dev list. >> >> 2) If there is interest, new libraries can use the Commons Sandbox for >> development. However, it is only open to existing ASF committers. >> >> 3) If there is existing code, necessary policy procedures (for >> example, running a software grant through the Apache Incubator) will >> need to be executed. >> >> -Rahul >> >> >> On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 12:38 PM, Karl Wettin <[email protected]> wrote: >>> PMCs, >>> cqueue is an Open Source, Apache-Licensed Java library for scheduling >>> commands against one or more thread pools. >>> >>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_pattern >>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_queue >>> >>> Eric Bowman and I created a similar library while working for TomTom. >>> We are >>> gratefull they let us develop this idea further and it would be our >>> pleasure >>> to see this library as a part of the ASF commons family. >>> >>> cqueue is java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService on steroids: it's an >>> easy way >>> to build a thread pool or pools that take commands from persistent >>> storage, >>> and very carefully control the lifetime of those commands. We built >>> cqueue >>> to help manipulate some pretty big pools of data, where we needed to >>> be able >>> to stop and restart a data processing pipeline without losing any >>> data. We >>> also needed to take full advantage of all available CPU cores. >>> >>> cqueue-bdb is a persistency facade that use BerkeleyDB for storage. >>> >>> It is a fully functional library ready for a release candidate, but >>> as all >>> projects it needs a bit of improvement. >>> >>> This code has never been in the wild so I believe it does not need >>> release >>> papers in order to be committed. >>> >>> >>> karl >>> > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
