Hello,
we've developed a XML-based Content Management System based on different
technologies like Cocoon, EJB, JBoss and a WebStart Client Application.
It is in our interest, that we contribute this project with about
200.000 Lines of Code to the Apache Foundation. I've also seen the fax
from the
Hi Sascha-Matthias,
your provided link is currently not working.
Carsten
Sascha-Matthias Kulawik wrote
Hello,
we've developed a XML-based Content Management System based on different
technologies like Cocoon, EJB, JBoss and a WebStart Client Application.
It is in our interest, that we
Sascha-Matthias Kulawik wrote, On 28/08/2003 11.13:
Hello,
we've developed a XML-based Content Management System based on different
technologies like Cocoon, EJB, JBoss and a WebStart Client Application.
It is in our interest, that we contribute this project with about
200.000 Lines of Code to
One initial issue is JBoss, as it's LGPL. Apache projects can
use only
Apache-compatible licenced libraries, and (L)GPL is not one of them.
Apache now is making Apache Geronimo now though, so that
could be taken
care of in the future.
Yes, thats right. But anyway - the project just
Or Do you mean, that J2EE
capable projects aren't right for the Apache Foundation in general?
Certainly not. Only that codebases that have direct
dependencies on GPL or LGPL libraries aren't usually
candidates for incubation
Ok, our project does not have any direct dependencies to
B. W. Fitzpatrick wrote, On 28/08/2003 16.43:
...
By the way: What does PMC mean?
Project Management Committee. In addition to finding a sponsoring
member, you might find that your CMS would be a good fit under the
umbrella of an existing project. in that case, you would probably lobby
the PMC
No, it is also in our interest, you're right :) It is a
little bit of
we want to give the community something back, something of
reputation, some interest of good ideas of other
developers and so
on.
The primary work area for incubating ASF projects should be the
community
Maybe you should start from www.sourceforge.net. Many great
projects are there. It gives you ability to show your code to
all OS community and get more contributors. jakarta-poi for
example started like this (if I good remember). Registration
process for new project take only few
Sascha-Matthias Kulawik wrote:
It's pretty hard, however, to
judge your software based on the resources we can see from here (a
german web site and a webstart admin tool which requires a
password). So
Yes, you're right, the Website is german. Thats why I just want to start
with the process
Maybe you should start from www.sourceforge.net. Many great
projects are there. It gives you ability to show your code to
all OS community and get more contributors. jakarta-poi for
example started like this (if I good remember). Registration
process for new project take only few minutes:)
Sascha-Matthias Kulawik wrote:
No, it is also in our interest, you're right :) It is a little bit of
we want to give the community something back, something of
reputation, some interest of good ideas of other developers and so on.
The primary work area for incubating ASF projects should be the
11 matches
Mail list logo
