Thanks. Btw. the question of "back room talk" was immediately dismissed by another (more important;-) Mark from Red Hat:
>Guys, let's keep everything public. Even before moving to Eclipse, when we started MicroProfile we had agreed this was >an open group to encourage broad participation. We can deal with any "trolling" in alternative ways, but we shouldn't let >anything drive us to private only. >Thanks, >Mark. His colleague Gunnar complained in the same thread, that something Mark S may have said in the past was inaccessible to him because of that. I pointed out (while Mark Little also mentioned Eclipse in his reply) that neither Eclipse nor Apache or JCP (for at least the last 6 years) would tolerate such behavior and forms of decision making. Ok, maybe at "OpenJDK" Oracle and (yet another;-) Mark Reinhold could be "More Equal" but that is about all I could remember when it comes to Java where people who do not like to hear the input by others could just act like despots in their back chambers. Cheers, Werner On Tue, Dec 27, 2016 at 8:50 PM, Anatole Tresch <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > in the hangout from 27th December 20h MET, we discussed basically the > current state and progress, which were: > - Oliver fixed succesfully the build of the extensions. Problem was some > invalid configuration in the settings.xml. > - Oliver will include the examples into the extensions next WE > - Anatole has fixed the OSGI support. Tamaya is successfully running in PAX > Exam controlled Karaf environment. Anatole plans to add test setups for > Felix and Equinox as well. > - Tamaya styled injection is also available as an option, but does not > depend on Tamaya but only on the OSGI ConfigAdmin service itself. > - Anatole already updated the asciidoc documentation for OSGI. Further > feedback is welcome. > - Anatole/Werner mentioned there are ongoing discussions in the > microprofile.io initiative about configuration. Anatole/Werner will > actively participate. There are also signs from Oracle that an OSS driven > configuration JSR (as a spec lead) could be an option for Oracle, which > would be a great achievement. > > If I missed something let me know. > > Next hangout will be on next Monday January 2nd at 20.00h MET. > > Happy new year! > Anatole > > -- > *Anatole Tresch* > PPMC Member Apache Tamaya > JCP Star Spec Lead > *Switzerland, Europe Zurich, GMT+1* > *maketechsimple.wordpress.com <http://maketechsimple.wordpress.com/> * > *Twitter: @atsticks, @tamayaconf* >
