[modules-discuss] questions on status
Stephen J. McConnell
mcconnell at dpml.net
Sat Oct 13 14:03:20 PDT 2007
To the 277 community at large:
Some questions on status:
(a) The comments below reference a pending strawman document,
however, about 5 months ago another strawman document was
referenced (the service and service provider support
document) but that document was restricted to EG members
pending Sanley Ho's resolution of JCP rules via a request for
clarification to the JCP PMO. I would like to know if
the JCP PMO raised any issues that would prevent publication,
and if so, what those issues were?
(b) Will the interoperability strawman be subject to the same
closed review process or can we expect imminent publication
without legal constraint?
(c) Have any actions been taken to eliminate the requirement
for people interested in JSR 277 to accept the license
constraints associated with the initial draft specification
document (this has been and remains an issue in terms of
engaging a broader FOSS community in the evaluation of the
277 work)? In particular - can be look forward to the
publication of the second edition of the draft specification
under the GPL?
(d) Is anyone on the 277 EG working with the IcedTea project
to establish an installable modules prototype? In my opinion
a working distribution of the modules system would be very
valuable and generate a greater level of community
involvement.
Cheers, Steve.
On Fri, 2007-09-07 at 13:27 +0930, Stanley M. Ho wrote:
> Hi Glyn,
>
> The work is in progress, and there are ongoing prototypings to figure
> out how it should work and to also validate the overall approach. I
> will send out the strawman proposal for the EG to review and discuss
> when it is ready. Interoperability is definitely something that I
> would like to address before this JSR goes public review.
>
> - Stanley
>
>
> Glyn Normington wrote:
> >
> > Hi Stanley
> >
> > Please could you provide an update on your work on interoperation
> > between JSR 277 and JSR 291?
> >
> > If the work is still in progress, how's it coming along and roughly
> when
> > might there be a strawman proposal to review?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Glyn
>
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