Will do, probably a new JIRA linking the old one for information purposes. The real question in this thread btw. should be Should we implement the W3C DDR standard or not?
As one option, not the only choice, but it does not have to be restricted to Java. One of the most striking examples for the W3C DDR standard still actively used is this Scala implementation: https://github.com/yudao/scala-ddr-simple-api This one under PHP is a bit older: https://github.com/krizon/php-w3c-ddr-simple-api And there are 12 projects based on OpenDDR for Java, C#, Perl, PHP or Common Lisp. Not every language may have the same importance or available resources but these examples show, how many languages and platforms have demand for this that was met by at least one or several Open Source projects. Not counting numerous commercial implementations by the likes of DeviceAtlas and others. Werner On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 2:55 PM, Bertrand Delacretaz <[email protected]> wrote: > On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 2:48 PM, Werner Keil <[email protected]> wrote: > > ...Ideally both the existing Jenkins should be up and running again to > help > > detect any problematic situation for each client, not just the Java > ones.... > > Start a new thread for that then, or a jira issue, with a clear > description of what you'd like. > > -Bertrand >
