Yes, the contribution will be company-level.
Organization: Blackstone Bay
(http://www.blackstonebay.com)
Individual: Brian DeCamp
WST: Yes
JST: No
Coordination: Yes
Expertise: BPEL4WS
Code contribution: see proposal
(http://www.blackstonebay.com/bpef)
Regards,
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From:
wtp-proposal-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:wtp-proposal-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dominique DE VITO
Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 2:15
PM
To: wtp-proposal@xxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [wtp-proposal] BPEL
editor contribution
Hi Brian,
There's no mention about license into the proposal.
Anyway, your email clarifies the situation.
That's a great news you will provide full-time
support.
I guess you will contribute at the company-level. Is
that correct ?
Regards,
Dominique
Brian DeCamp wrote :
The license issue is no
problem. I should have mentioned that in the proposal.
I also intend to
personally support this full-time as part of our vision of a high quality open
source solution to open business processes / web services.
I look forward to
contributing more in the future when the WTP gets rolling!
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: Dominique DE VITO [mailto:dominique.devito@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent:Monday, June 21, 20041:35 PM
To: wtp-proposal@xxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [wtp-proposal] BPEL
editor contribution
Hi Brian,
We are very happy to see you contributing for a
previously missing part of the WTP code puzzle !
How do you see your involvment in time for this
project?
Do you think you could offer your code under the
proper license CPL/EPL ?
Thanks.
Dominique De Vito
Thales+ObjectWeb
Brian DeCamp wrote :
In response to Arthur's suggestion,
I am submitting a proposal for a BPEL4WS editor framework contribution. My
proposal is available online http://www.blackstonebay.com/bpef
