Please comment if you notice inaccuracies or missing items, so that when I insert it in the board agenda all is right. TIA
Portals Report (2005-Q1-Q2) Q1 report was committed to the agenda, a bit late, but I guess Board never saw it, so I include the info back here. Executive Summary Pluto keeps releasing minor bugfixes, jetspeed released 1.6, the last stable version of the 1 series, and keeps releasing milestone builds towards 2.0. We completed migration towards jira and subversion, except for incubating wsrp4j, which is in process. General Progress Interest in jetspeed has been raising steadily. The portlet spec is getting awareness and traction from vendors and companies. Jetspeed 1 is more and more stable and supporting JSR-168 portlets since 1.6. Jetspeed 2 gets closer to the release and is fairly stable now, lacking mostly documentation, bugfix and performance work. Pluto has been fixing bugs and releasing minor RC builds on its way towards 1.0.1. Two Google SummerOfCode grants were accepted to work in the project. One for jetspeed, mentored by Santiago Gala, to get an ajax rendered for the jetspeed-2 portal. Other for wsrp4j, under incubation, to be mentored by Julie MacNaught, in order to refactor the donated code and have a better build system. Releases Jetspeed released 1.6, with JSR-168 support, in May. Two milestone builds (M2 and M3) in our way towards version 2. Pluto released minor bugfix release candidates, 1.0.1-rc3 recently, and work is under way, with 1.0.1-rc4, for a 1.0.1 release. Work for a refactored 1.1 release, which will focus on having cleaner portlet container to portal APIs is about to become the focus. Open Issues - WSRP4J problems with regards to Oasis IP policies have been detected. No further action will be taken until global conversations with the parties involved yield some fruit. - A bridge to code portlets using php is being developed. It requires php sources to build, as it uses jni. Clarify licensing uses. Changes in Committership Craig Doremus (Pluto), in February Diego Louzan (WSRP4J), in February Changes in PMC membership Nick Lothian (Pluto) in January Ate Douma (Jetspeed), in February Regards Santiago -- VP and Chair, Apache Portals (http://portals.apache.org) Apache Software Foundation
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