On Nov 29, 2006, at 10:32 PM, Dain Sundstrom wrote:

First off I'd like to give everyone a hearty "thank you" to everyone that has (already) worked on 1.2, so THANK YOU.

Now that we have branched 1.2, I think we should get the code out to our users as soon as possible, and I think this means releasing an uncertified 1.2-beta. This will allow us to work our any remaining kinks, legal issues and bugs, while the remaining TCK work is being completed. With good luck, we should be able to get out a single beta and incorporate the feedback just as the TCK work is finished.

So to kick things off, I have just published our regular Wednesday snapshot build here:

   http://people.apache.org/dist/geronimo/unstable/1.2-r480769/

Please, review this with an eye for a Release vote later this week. If you see a problem, let us know. If you don't see any problems, let us know that also.

When no release stopping problems exist, I'll create proposed final 1.2-beta assemblies and post them to my home directory for voting (hopefully later this week).

Dain,
Sounds good.

Yesterday, I started working my way through the LICENSE and NOTICE files to bring them up to snuff. It's a slow process. I've finished lib and lib/endorsed. Starting on repository, now... Hope to be done today.

Since we're embedding incubator projects, I think we should add a Disclaimer file which explains our inclusion of incubator projects. I plan on doing this. Will probably run this by [EMAIL PROTECTED]

We're currently dependent on a number of incubator snapshots (openejb, openjpa, activemq, yoko). Since the incubator release process can be nearly as slow as ours ;-), we should look at ways of prepping their projects for release. I scanned openejb a while back (at David B's suggestion), but haven't looked at the fixes, yet. Yoko has been trying to release an M1 (we're using M2-SNAPSHOT) since early October. I have some minor issues with Yoko's handling of LICENSE files which I hope to get them to address...

We have a number of files which contain non-ASF copyright statements (I think I have a list of files in the Jira that I raised). It's not mandatory, but would be nice to get these moved out of the source files and into our NOTICE file. However, this requires action (or consent) by the copyright holder. I think I can probably take care of the IBM copyrights. There are other copyright holders, however. If someone could try to contact the copyright holder(s) that would be great.

--kevan


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