I just set up a project web site for Qpid Components that can not be
developed directly on Apache due to licensing restrictions.
The URL is currently http://qpid.et.redhat.com/, but we have the domain
name QpidComponents.org, and will be using that instead before
publicizing the site.
Here's the blurb:
*QpidComponents.org* is an open source development community dedicated
to plugins and tools for enterprise-grade messaging in Apache Qpid. We
focus on software that can not be developed as part of the Apache Qpid
project due to licensing or other restrictions. Our current projects
include:
* Persistence
<http://qpid.et.redhat.com/download.html#persistence> for Apache
Qpid messaging servers. Persistence is a critical technology for
guaranteed message delivery.
* Management Tools
<http://qpid.et.redhat.com/download.html#management> for Apache
Qpid messaging servers. We use a web-based graphical framework
that interacts with agents installed in an Apache Qpid messaging
server.
The download page refers people to the Apache Qpid mailing lists:
For more information on these projects, join the *[email protected]*
or *[email protected]* mailing listis. For information on
subscribing to these lists, see the Apache Qpid Mailing Lists
<http://qpid.apache.org/mailing-lists.html>.
Please let me know if we need to be doing anything differently.
Jonathan
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