BTW, if anyone has any comments on this process, please speak up! This was one of the big issues discussed when the qpid proposal was being voted on. At that time, I wasn't sure how this was going to work out, but I felt that this is what incubation is all about: to work out the kinks that don't seem Apache-like. So, this is the time to start paying attention to how it's working out, so that we've got it completely right before graduation. Anyone with any ideas or comments shouldn't be shy over the next few months.
Cliff P.S. I hear (mentioned to me at ApacheCon) that the Tuscany folks are discussing this topic as well. It would be good to see how things are working for them and what changes they have made or intend to make before graduation. On 10/23/06, Carl Trieloff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hiram You can sign a RLA, located at http://www.redhat.com/solutions/specifications/amqp/ among other locations which will give you access to review and comment on the spec. To become a "committer" on the spec, you get voted in by the spec PMC on your understanding of the spec and contribution merit to the spec, or the company that you work for can also join. To make it simple RLA's can be faxed to me. Carl. Hiram Chirino wrote: > Hi, > > Now that I've put some effort into supporting amqp in ActiveMQ, I > thought it > might be a good idea if to join the spec group. How do I sign up? >
