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I don't think it matters that Ruby is not part of Apache. Any code written for this project would be part of the Apache Taverna project, not the framework itself. However, I'm not really an expert on licenses. For example, Bootstrap is licensed under MIT. Does it matter to Apache that an Apache project uses it? Anyway, the mentors have most experience with RoR, Java & Ember which is why they are mentioned since they are the easiest (at the moment) for the Taverna project to support beyond the timescales of GSoC. Doesn't mean we aren't open to suggestions though. Cheers, Ian On 01/03/2015 18:04, Alan Williams wrote: > On 01-Mar-15 15:31, Mark Fortner wrote: >> Looking at the issue, wouldn't Grails or jruby on rails be a >> better fit, given that most of the existing codebase is in java? > > I think that the only relevant code would be that to look inside a > Taverna databundle. Although there is Java code for that inside > the Taverna Language package, there is a Ruby library for the > research object bundles at > https://github.com/myGrid/ruby-ro-bundle.git . > > So Java or Ruby would probably be OK - though as you say, Java > would fit in with the majority of the code, and the Ruby library is > not in Apache (yet?) > >> Mark > > Alan > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: GPGTools - https://gpgtools.org iQEcBAEBCgAGBQJU9ENhAAoJEPK45GBX+Cy5QU8IAJCU52HIlMuh8K4XHza4FWSE dscHPdb5b0JBI5MqTu+gQ8vlw1ws8QIdNhtMBiC1ipysWiZnUAbPAc0cwLLQmwcn z9nK79tC8cRrQ0zhXwJnXckBQ98/EHdKFV1X73QudebXMtsbVZCqn8LrtXaJg168 RAyU96deu58Ytu0iLNcxnjsHtYwS2dHEOSU90D1R0ZjrUPa9vsxG56twytfQ3YHk VXt+96qY2SVISrIPAQKWhd0AJliPnlBXV6had8vFIvRnBlaMPNcPhszNTHXbRytc Dm1Qo3s9aQLBk17z/KQnWU49T/ehwNPw6sr1KH6omjAnSeJz0+prsbu7dSPZTao= =rDLU -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
