Folks, *Context*
To remind you, I am a committer on Avalon and Commons with intersts in anything that uses avalon-phoenix. Many months ago, I placed a long worked on project called Jesktop inside jakarta-avalon-cornerstone's CVS as a "demo" application for Avalon-Phoenix. I then did quite a bit more work on it. I think it may have been a bit of a mistake. Despite continued interest in Jesktop ( I get a private email once a week asking "how do I download it"), it is essentially stagnating there as I am sidetracked with Enterprise Object Broker and AltRMI (and would be with AvalonDB if I had time). *Proposal* I'm proposing moving it off jakarta CVS and onto sourceforge, where committers can be added at will without the faux-pas of access to Avalon's huge codebase. The reason I am asking here is that it is taking code away from Apache. It will still be Apache licensed and could well *come back one day* (when community is proven and assuming it is not still alien in principle). The BSD licensed API is already at sourceforge: http://jesktop.sourceforge.net/ The multiple non-Apache licensed ported applications are already at sourceforge: http://jesktopapps.sourceforge.net/ (pictures speak 1000 words) Regards, - Paul H -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
