On Tue, 2004-04-13 at 04:17, robert burrell donkin wrote:
> hi
> 
> JaxMe is the apache web-services JAXB-compatible xml-object binder. 
> IIRC the current maven JAXB plugin uses the sun stuff which comes with 
> a difficult license. i'd like to make available a jaxme-based plugin 
> (completely under AL2.0).
> 
> i seems to recall hearing something a while ago (on the grapevine) 
> about a new policy for maven plugins. i have done a bit of searching 
> but haven't turned anything up. what's the current policy about the 
> right place for new (AL2.0 licensed) maven plugins to the hosted?

You can host it wherever you like. But if it's a plugin you're going to
maintain we don't want to host it, we would rather it be somewhere that
you and other folks who are interested in working on the JaxMe plugin
have access to it. Somewhere under the JaxMe project for example. The
JaxMe plugin is not something that would be considered a core plugin. We
are trying to flush out many of the plugins we currently have in CVS to
places where they can be maintained without intervention by Maven
developers.

> (i have a few other stuff i'd like to see created for use with jakarta 
> commons components such as contents and index generators so a general 
> answer would be better than a jaxme-specific one.)
> 
> - robert
> 
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