Iris Gastañaga wrote: > Hi all, > > On behalf of ITC (Cordoba Institute of Technology)from Argentina.I > want to offer a code contribution of the > following packages: > > - java.math (led by Daniel Fridlender) > - java.crypto (led by Miguel Montes) > - java.rmi (led by Daniel Gándara) > > Last year the ITC decided to start a "clean-room" java package > development > project; now we are proud to make this donation and we hope it be > accepted as a valid > contribution (which we believe it is).
That is fantastic Iris! thanks. > Having said this, I do have a few questions: > > a) Next Steps? > which are the next steps? we have read the contribution policy and we > are > ok with that; we'll send aditional questions regarding documents to be > signed on a separated email. We can help with a quick overview of the contribution requirements for acceptance -- that would be the logical next steps. Looks like the other questions have been pulled out into separate threads, so let's deal with them there. Regards, Tim > b) Harmony 1.5? > we have developed J2SE 1.5 compliant/dependant packages -following the > specs > of harmony project-; but we see that currently Harmony is not 1.5 but > 1.4. > Is there an schedule or plan to get Harmony J2SE 1.5? > > c) Some still missing components... > we have checked some pre-conditions before making this announcement and > we > found that there are some components we need (i.e.: concurrent) which > are > not on Harmony yet. Is someone working on those missing components? > > we'll be waiting for comments, > > Sincerely, > > Ing. Iris Gastañaga > -------------------------------------------------- > Executive Director > Instituto Tecnológico Córdoba > Córdoba Business Tower, Piso 15 > Tel: +54 (351) 5710022 / 23 > www.fitc.unc.edu.ar > --------------------------------------------------- > PS: we will send mails with specific package information. > PS1: we do know that java.math and java.crypto have already been > donated, > but we do believe our code is a valid donation. > PS2: for each package we have developed a set of test cases (public api) > > that we are willing to donate too. > > > > > -- Tim Ellison ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) IBM Java technology centre, UK.
