On May 29, 2005, at 2:08 AM, Bruce Snyder wrote:
On 5/28/05, Dain Sundstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Each subproject has an inherent amount of overhead. For example,
each subproject needs a separate project management committee, each
one will need to produce releases (not an easy task) and so on. I
would sat that "there is a demonstrated desire" when we have enough
people showing up to handle the overhead and work on the code. I
personally would say one person is not enough, and seven is more then
enough.
I don't think that every subproject needs it's own PMC unless it's a
subproject wholly separate from the existing Geronimo modules. For
example, if the Spring kernel were brought in as a subproject, it
would need its own PMC, but I don't think splitting up the existing
modules and forming individual PMCs is necessary.
Right. I don't think we need sub-projects or want sub-projects. I
think we just need to modularize better and be able to have a stable
J2EE assembly tree to help the push towards a certified 1.0 Geronimo
release.
geir
Bruce
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