Hi Roman, Since this is pre-existing code (i.e. not developed at the ASF) it just needs a software grant form filled out and sent to the Apache secretary [1]. This just a single page.
You're on the Aries initial committers list, but I noticed that you don't have a CLA listed [2], which implies you don't have an Apache ID yet. You could get the ball rolling there by sending an account request email to [email protected] with the following: * Preferred ASF user id: * Full Name: * Preferred email: and send your CLA [3] to the Apache secretary (instructions on the form). Please open a JIRA issue [4] to track the contribution (you'll need to create an ID on JIRA if you don't already have one - but that's easy to do yourself - no intervention from anyone else required). Once you've sent the filled-out software grant form, you could either attach the contribution as a zip to the JIRA for someone else to check in or wait for your ID so that you could check it in yourself - always a satisfying feeling :-) btw (to everyone): since Roman is listed as an Aries committer I don't feel a vote on bringing this in to Aries is necessary. Please say if you disagree!! Thanks Jeremy [1] http://www.apache.org/licenses/#grants [2] http://people.apache.org/~jim/committers.html [3] http://www.apache.org/licenses/#clas [4] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARIES 2009/11/27 Roman Roelofsen <[email protected]>: > Hi all, > > as part of OSGi's standardization process, ProSyst implemented the > reference implementation for RFC98 "Transaction Service". The > implementation is based on Apache Geronimo's JTA implementation. > > We would like to donate this implementation to Apache Aries. > > What would be the next step? > > Cheers, > > Roman >
