Re: [orbit-dev] Orbit IP Log

[Christian Damus <cdamus@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, DJ,

The XML format seems to require an IPzilla.
 Unfortunately, all of my contributions were approved in the pre-IPzilla
age.

Do you have an example of how to configure
a IPzillaless project?  The javax.servlet bundle falls into this category,
I should think.

Thanks,

Christian

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Christian W. Damus
Component Lead, Eclipse OCL
and EMF-QTV
IBM
Rational Software

DJ Houghton/Ottawa/IBM@IBMCA
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05/04/07 01:51 PM

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Subject	[orbit-dev] Orbit IP Log

As discussed on the wiki page:
      http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Orbit_IP_Log
we have been working towards creating an IP Log file in Orbit which
contains information about each project.

We have written a script which will process each file and present this
information in a meaningful manner. This will also be used to dynamically
keep track of what bundles and versions are in Orbit. (no more need to
keep
updating a static web page somewhere)

Here is what we would like each project owner to do:

- Create the file
      - create a file called <bundle_name>.ip_log
in
/org.eclipse.orbit.releng/ip_log
      - note that we are still using the "set1"
branch in this project
- Populate the file
      - for each version of the bundle, create a <project...>
element in
the file
      - populate it with the appropriate information

I have put a template file on the wiki page which most people will just
be
able to take and fill in the appropriate values. If you have multiple JARs
in your bundle which are contributed under multiple licenses then your
resulting file will differ from the template.

Please direct comments/questions/concerns to the orbit-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
mailing list.

Thanks.

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