In this case, if the Xerces folks don't want to take responsibility for
creating the community / committment to the code, then they absolutely
can ask for the code to undergo the full incubuation process. But if they
choose instead to assume responsibility for the long term committment to
this ac
On Tue, Jan 31, 2006 at 10:43:45AM -0800, Andy Clark wrote:
> /me removes Zimbra hat.
>
> For the past several years, I've wanted to donate my HTML
> parser code built on Xerces-J to the Xerces project. It is
> written using the Xerces Native Interface and provides HTML
> parsing with XML APIs.
>
IMO, going through the Incubator is not mandatory. The Xerces PMC could
decide to integrate CyberNeko (right?) into Xerces-J as an additional
component/feature. If it depends on Xerces-J and is a useful addition to
Xerces but has too little mass to lead a life on its own, I'd say it
could make a fi
/me removes Zimbra hat.
For the past several years, I've wanted to donate my HTML
parser code built on Xerces-J to the Xerces project. It is
written using the Xerces Native Interface and provides HTML
parsing with XML APIs.
When I mentioned donating the code to the project, it was
suggested that
