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Re: [jwt-dev] Interested in Apache Chemistry, currently in IP process

To the IP-team :
alas I guess it means we won't release our code depending on it in Juno ??
By the way, I've found that sometimes you've had to change "CQ to state "new" in order for workflow to flow accurately", see https://dev.eclipse.org/ipzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2698 ...

To Christian (and Jochen) :
thanks a lot for the good news & redirection !

Best regards,
Marc Dutoo
Eclipse SOA JWT co-lead

Le 21/05/2012 15:49, Campo, Christian a écrit :

The CQs have been PMC approved from michael keith in the CQ. Not sure why the IP process is not moving forward….

 

IP-Team ?

 

Von: Jochen Krause [mailto:jkrause@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Gesendet: Montag, 21. Mai 2012 15:42
An: Marc Dutoo
Cc: Thierry Delprat; Mos, Adrian; Java Workflow Tooling; gunnar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; jesse.mcconnell@xxxxxxxxx; Stéphane Drapeau; Thomas Watson; Campo, Christian
Betreff: Re: Interested in Apache Chemistry, currently in IP process

 

Hi Marc,

Sorry to hear that the PMC approval is taking longer than usual. I don't have any background information as I have stepped down from the PMC about a year ago.

The new leaders of the Eclipse RT PMC are Thomas Watson and Christian Campo, I copied both of them on this message.

Best Regards,

Jochen Krause

On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 11:44 AM, Marc Dutoo <marc.dutoo@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Greetings dear RT PMC leaders and members

First, sorry for coming out of the blue with this email. I'm not sure I shouldn't be doing it otherwise, but I haven't found a better channel, though I've tried.

Making it short (*) :

At Eclipse JWT, we've developed a first version of integration with ECM (Entreprise Content Management), that we wanted to put in the Juno yearly release.
However it uses the Apache Chemistry CMIS ECM client library, which is currently in "waiting for PMC approval" phase of the IP process of Eclipse RT Apricot since February :

http://www.eclipse.org/projects/ip_log.php?projectid=rt.apricot
https://dev.eclipse.org/ipzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=6170
(and up to 6178)

I know that it's pretty unreasonable of me to expect anything at this point, being this late in the game, but still could there be any chance for it to be approved before May the 23rd (for Juno) ??

Best regards,
Marc Dutoo
Open Wide
Eclipse SOA Java Workflow Tooling co-lead

(*) The long version :

We're actually Nuxeo partners, which is why I knew that Nuxeo had contributed Apricot, and somehow believed (wrongly) that its dependencies would be OK in Eclipse.

So I've talked it up with Thierry Delprat, Nuxeo CTO. Then I've tried to send an email to the RT PMC mailing list 2 weeks ago, but I didn't see until now that it had bounced (being on holidays).

Finally I had a word with Adrian Mos, SOA PMC rep to the Architecture Council, about sending such a mail to a few of RT PMC leaders and members.

And even if you can't do it for Juno, rest assured that there is a rising level of interest in Eclipse SOA for it, according to those recent discussions with Adrian but also Stephane Drapeau of Eclipse SCA !




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