Bharath,

Actually, I just went back and looked at the wiseman website:

        https://wiseman.dev.java.net/index.html

and noticed the following:

        The wiseman project is an implementation of the WS-Management
        specification for the Java SE platform. The project scope
        includes server-side and client-side implementations of the
        WS-Management specification and its dependent specifications.

        ...

        This project is part of the Glassfish Metro community hosted at
        java.net. The project requires Java SE 5+ or above and JAX-WS
        2.1.1. The required JAX-WS open source project is also part of
        the Glassfish Metro community.

Hence my question about wiseman requiring JAX-WS.  So one part of the
website states that only JAXB and SAAJ are required (your link).  The
front page of the website states that JAX-WS is also required.  So
which is it?  This is part of the problem with relying on external
websites for Architectural documentation.

Thanks,

John

Bharath Kumar wrote:
> Hi John,
> 
> Please see replies inline.
> 
> John Fischer wrote:
>> Bharath,
>>
>> Doesn't Wiseman import JAX-WS?
>>
> 
> Wiseman uses libraries that are exported from JAXB and SAAJ. ( 
> https://wiseman.dev.java.net/quick_start.html ) and it is mentioned in 
> the imported interfaces
> 
>> The developer documents state that the user must agree to the Apache
>> License agreement prior to using the project.  How is the project
>> mitigating this requirement?
>>
> 
> We have an approved OSR (#10652) which mentions the Apache license. 
> Please let know if you meant something else.
> 
>> Is this also a developer release or only an end user release?
>> If a developer release will it integrate into NetBeans and
>> Eclipse?
>>
> 
> The developers and end users both could use this. No plans to offer any 
> IDE integrations over and above what the upstream community offers, 
> since this is a familiarity case.
> 
>> This is a client/server technology.  How is the server started?
>>
> Wiseman only provides API's using which developers can write client and 
> server applications that will deploy on webservers.  Those applications 
> would take care of starting or stopping their services.
> 
> Thanks
> Bharath
>> Thanks,
>>
>> John
>>
>>
>> Mark Carlson wrote:
>>> I am sponsoring this familarity case for Bharath Kumar. It requests 
>>> minor binding and times out 05/05/2009.
>>>
>>> -- mark
>>>
>>> Template Version: @(#)sac_nextcase 1.68 02/23/09 SMI
>>> This information is Copyright 2009 Sun Microsystems
>>> 1. Introduction
>>>     1.1. Project/Component Working Name:
>>>      Wiseman
>>>     1.2. Name of Document Author/Supplier:
>>>      Author:  Bharath Kumar
>>>     1.3  Date of This Document:
>>>     28 April, 2009
>>>
>>> 2. Project Summary
>>>    2.1 Project Description
>>>
>>>        This project introduces the package of Wiseman 1.0        into 
>>> the SFW consolidation.
>>>
>>> 4. Technical Description:
>>>
>>>        The wiseman project is an implementation of the WS-Management 
>>>     specification for the Java SE platform. The project scope 
>>> includes     server-side and client-side implementations of the 
>>> WS-Management     specification and its dependent specifications.
>>> 5. Interfaces
>>>
>>>    Exported interface                         Classification     
>>> Interface type
>>>    ================================           ==============     
>>> ==============
>>>    SUNWwisemanu                               Uncommitted        
>>> wiseman user package
>>>    /usr/lib/java/wiseman/wiseman-client.jar   Uncommitted        Jar 
>>> exporting wiseman client classes
>>>    /usr/lib/java/wiseman/wiseman-core.jar     Uncommitted        Jar 
>>> exporting wiseman core classes
>>>    /usr/lib/java/wiseman/wiseman-tools.jar    Uncommitted        Jar 
>>> exporting wiseman tool classes
>>>    /usr/bin/mViewer                           Uncommitted        
>>> wiseman viewer tool
>>>    /usr/bin/wise                              Uncommitted        
>>> wiseman tool
>>>    /usr/share/man/man3/wiseman.3              Uncommitted        Manpage
>>>    /usr/share/doc/wiseman                     Uncommitted        
>>> wiseman docs
>>>       SUNWwisemanr                               Uncommitted        
>>> wiseman root package
>>>    /etc/wiseman                               Uncommitted        
>>> wiseman configuration directory
>>>    /etc/wiseman/schemas                       Uncommitted        
>>> directory for wiseman schemas
>>>    /etc/wiseman/schemas/addressing.xsd        Uncommitted        XML 
>>> Schema languagage
>>>    /etc/wiseman/schemas/enumeration.xsd       Uncommitted        XML 
>>> Schema languagage
>>>    /etc/wiseman/schemas/eventing.xsd          Uncommitted        XML 
>>> Schema languagage
>>>    /etc/wiseman/schemas/transfer.xsd          Uncommitted        XML 
>>> Schema languagage
>>>                  Imported Interfaces
>>>    Interface Name         Classification      Comments
>>>    -----------------------   -----------------   
>>> --------------------------
>>>    jdk1.5 or above           committed             Java Development Kit
>>>    tomcat6                   committed           tomcat apserver 
>>> (PSARC/2008/711)
>>>    junit4.5                  committed           java unit testing 
>>> tool (LSARC/2008/633)
>>>    jaxb2.1.1 jars            Uncommitted         JavaBeans Activation 
>>> Framework (LSARC/2009/237)
>>>    saaj1.3.2 jars            Uncommitted         SOAP with 
>>> Attachments API for JavaTM (LSARC/2009/236)
>>>
>>>    6. Resources and Schedule
>>>     6.4. Steering Committee requested information
>>>        6.4.1. Consolidation C-team Name:
>>>         SFW
>>>     6.5. ARC review type: FastTrack
>>>     6.6. ARC Exposure: open
>>>
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