On Jul 11, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Geir Magnusson Jr. wrote:

I think you have mixed several separate issues together here. SoC is a different issue we have discussed before. I believe that the community wants the Trifork donation to be a subproject, so will enter via the incubator. The IBM donation falls into a separate category.


No, it's not clear to me what the "community" wants re TriFork. It was my understanding that the code would come here along with some people to work on it to get things going as fast as possible.

Note I wrote "I believe". Based on conversations I've had and from what I have seen on this list, *I believe* that this code will ultimately end up in a subproject.

Lets put aside "who" for now and come up with a generally acceptable policy.

I agree that "who" doesn't matter, but *I believe* it is a case-by- case basis decided based on the code base proposed for donation. An ORB and a web-console are vastly different beasts.

I suggest that IBM makes the code visible, so Aaron and other can begin to review it. If we decide that we want the code (and IBM finishes legal), we check it into /geronimo/trunk/sandbox/$ {console-name-here}, work with it there until we are happy, and then move it to /geronimo/trunk/applications/${console-name-here}.

As long as this becomes our general policy for accepting code and/ or new committers here, I'm fine with it.

What are you talking about? We are in a thread to discuss the specific donation of the IBM console, not a thread to decide a policy on general code donation and committers. If you would like to discuss those, please start a new thread and address it directly.

-dain

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