Hi Benjamin,
Ian explained this in his Oct 21 email:
http://lists.globus.org/pipermail/gt-user/2009-October/008578.html
"... Note that GT5 will not include Java Core. Instead, we will
continue to support GT4 Java Core, and will work with our users to
migrate GT4 Java Core services to Crux when it becomes available."
As far as GRAM goes...
"... We will continue to support GRAM4 at least through December 2010
(perhaps longer, depending upon demand and funding), but have begun to
assist GRAM4 users in migrating to GRAM5. If you are an existing GRAM4
user and would like to discuss migration issues to GRAM5, please
contact us."
Hope this helps makes things clear. Ask away if it doesn't, or if you
have other specific questions/concerns.
-Stu
On Nov 11, 2009, at Nov 11, 9:50 AM, Benjamin Henne wrote:
Hi Stuart,
At 08.10.09 21:37, Stuart Martin wrote:
The components in GT5 will be GridFTP, GRAM5 (greatly enhanced
version
of GRAM2), GSI-OpenSSH, MyProxy and RLS, along with the various
supporting libraries that these components use. The GT4 Web Services
components are not included in GT5, including WS GRAM (aka GRAM4),
RFT,
Delegation, Java WS Core, C WS core components. (Of course, we will
continue to support and maintain these GT4 Web Services components.)
will you continue to support and maintain GT 4.0.x and or or GT
4.2.x Web Services components?
Regards,
Benjamin
