> It seems no one is interested in the TLP idea anymore.
Hehe :)
>
> We better discuss this now, rather than thinking silently. At the same
> time I don't think these discussion are reasons for people to get
> frustrated. Its just perspectives and being a diverse community we
> should be able to digest other ideas.
Agreed , as long as we treat each individual more responsible manner. As
I always tells , we need to make this a more friendlily mailing list.
Having said that in Apache what importance is "Community" NOT the code.
So we should always give our first priority to the community and then
the code.
>
> Anyway, I think pretty much everyone agrees we should move to a new
> TLP. But the question is what we should move with us. So I think its
> good to start a discussion on this.
Didnt we discuss this a number of time ,I agree we did not come to a
conclusion but we discussed.  Anyway let's discuss.
>
> So what do you all think? Shall we move WS-Commons with it or not? I
> think we should, especially because of the convenience of axis2
> developer. And I don't think that will hinder anyone using anything
> within WS-Commons components.
>
Well , I do not mind moving any of the project as TLPs. In fact I have
mentioned a number of times that we also need to move Axiom as TLP. And
make that the Pull parser based XML inforset representation. However
moving Axis2 into TLP and making Axiom a TLP a totally different
discussion. IMO we should not move Axiom into Axis2 (I am -0 on this).

About neethi , I do not think we need to move that with Axis2 , we can
keep that inside WS , same thing would be apply to XML Schema as well.
However I am not still clear about transport. In my view those transport
can not work without Axis2. So those should be sub project of Axis2.
Even I am +0 on that too.
> What do you all think? Let's have a friendly discussion.
Hehe +1

Deepal
>
> Thanks,
> Chinthaka
>
>
> On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 1:32 PM, Eran Chinthaka
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
>     Hi David,
>
>     Please see my comments in-line.
>
>
>     On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 3:06 AM, David Illsley
>     <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
>         OK, I haven't discussd my thinking yet, so here goes.
>
>         IMO the WS project is a disparate collection of stuff. This
>         leads to:
>         a. A lack of a coherent community
>
>
>     I agree with this point. Thats why I agreed to the idea of TLP, at
>     last (thanks to Ajith and Ruchith ;) )
>      
>
>
>         b. A tough job for users to get what they want from the WS project
>
>
>     I'm not sure what you meant here. But what is so difficult for
>     users? May be I'm wrong as I am wearing Axis2-dev hat and not the
>     user hat.
>
>
>      
>
>
>
>         I think that Axis2 and related technologies would be better
>         served as
>         a TLP which gathers just related technologies together. This
>         should
>         encourage a coherent community within the TLP, and making a
>         TLP level
>         decision to, for example, ship an Axis2 RSP bundle with
>         Rampart and
>         Sandesha pre-configured - the lack of whih is something I'm
>         sure if
>         hurting Axis2 at the moment,
>
>
>     Totally agree.
>      
>
>
>
>         Given those thoughts, in my perfect world, I'd split
>         Axis2/Java and
>         Axis2/C into different TLPs as they do have pretty different
>         communities (user and dev).
>
>         As to which Java based projects I'd ship to Axis2/Java and
>         which I'd
>         leave in WS...
>
>         Axiom... leave in WS and promote to a proper sub project. It
>         has a lot
>         to give, but is currently very effectively hidden from users.
>         I think
>         this would continue to be the case if it were moved under an Axis2
>         TLP.
>
>
>     It has lot to give, agree. But by moving that in to Axis2, will
>     that be hidden more? With Google, it is hard to hide something.
>     Search for "XML stax object model", "XML object model", etc. You
>     will see Axiom in first 5 links. If you use some other keywords,
>     if Axiom is not coming up, then we need to improve our Axiom page
>     with SEO techniques, which I think is a different question.
>
>     So I don't think there is a visibility problem. Its all about, how
>     famous and effective it is than the URL or the location.
>      
>
>
>         Neethi... last time I looked, it was only really useful when
>         used with
>         Axis2, so I'd move that to an Axis2 TLP
>
>
>     +1
>      
>
>
>
>         WS-Commons Transports... These are genuinely used by multiple
>         TLPs and
>         there is unlikely to be much 'user' interest in this project
>         because
>         we'll presumably ship them as part of Axis2 and Synapse.
>         Therfore I
>         don't think it matters much, so staying in WS seems reasonable.
>
>
>     I'd rather push these in to Axis2 TLP.
>      
>
>
>
>         XmlSchema... leave in WS and promote to a proper sub project. Used
>         widely, not Axis2 specific, and deserves a little more visibility.
>
>
>     I'm 0- on this.
>      
>
>
>
>         Sandesha2, Rampart, Kandula2, Savan... move to an Axis2 TLP.
>         These are
>         (reasonably) tightly coupled to Axis2, drive Axis2 in
>         interesting ways
>         and are in demand by a large number of Axis2 users. Moving
>         them to an
>         Axis2 TLP would (IMO) allow that PMC to ship a compelling
>         bundle and
>         build a coherent community.
>
>
>     +1
>
>     Thanks,
>     Chinthaka
>
>


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