[CONF] Apache Cayenne > Board Report June 2011

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Board Report June 2011 Page edited by Ari Maniatis Changes (4) ... * Google Summer of Code: Ksenia Khailenko is mentoring Eshan Sudharaka on adding Cayenne Modeler support into Eclipse. * DocBook migration. Received complimentary licenses to use Oxygen XML to assist creating site documentation using DocBook format. * DocBook migration. Christian Grobmeier organised complimentary licenses for Oxygen XML to assist migrating site documentation from Confluence to DocBook. Web site ... (OK, other than 'tm' symbols) * Further work on the website styling on hold pending our evaluation of Apache CMS as a replacement for Confluence. ... * Mailing list activity is normal. * Christian Grobmeier announced on the developer mailing list he has agreed to writing two technical articles on Cayenne for JavaMagazine which should be published this fall. We will continue helping Christian by answering questions he has on Cayenne. Full Content DRAFT – THIS BOARD REPORT HAS NOT OFFICIALLY BEEN PUBLISHED YET. Development Artifacts for Cayenne 3.0.2 (STABLE) prepared for release vote. This is a bug-fix release with no new API changes. Work on 3.0.3 (STABLE) and 3.1 (UNSTABLE) releases to continue with another 3.1 milestone expected soon. Google Summer of Code: Ksenia Khailenko is mentoring Eshan Sudharaka on adding Cayenne Modeler support into Eclipse. DocBook migration. Christian Grobmeier organised complimentary licenses for Oxygen XML to assist migrating site documentation from Confluence to DocBook. Web site Highlighting unfinished items from Branding Requirements (per http://www.apache.org/foundation/marks/pmcs ) Website Navigation Links: navbar links included, link to www.apache.org included (Needs work. Consider how to rearrange navigation to avoid confusion between links which leave the Cayenne site and those which don't.) Logos and Graphics: include TM, use consistent product logo on your site (OK, other than 'tm' symbols) Further work on the website styling on hold pending our evaluation of Apache CMS as a replacement for Confluence. Community Mailing list activity is normal. Christian Grobmeier announced on the developer mailing list he has agreed to writing two technical articles on Cayenne for JavaMagazine which should be published this fall. We will continue helping Christian by answering questions he has on Cayenne. Change Notification Preferences View Online | View Changes | Add Comment