Jochen, Am working on my slides for "State of the Web Services union" for ApacheCon. Will post it as soon as it is ready. That will help i think :)
-- dims On 12/1/05, Jochen Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > given the reason proposal about incubating Tuscany, I would like to drop > some thoughts about the ws project in general. > > Assuming that Tuscany will be accepted, we'll soon have 19 subprojects. > In other words, we aren't becoming a second Jakarta: We are. > > I have never been a member of the Jakarta community. I know that it was > once attracting new subprojects like a vacuum. But I also know, that > relationship was lost more and more and problems got increasing. > > Obviously, the ws project is currently similar to that first phase. > However, my impression is that we are also approaching the second stage. > For example, I am absolutely unable to keep oversight of the projects: > What are they doing? Who are the members? Is there anyone, besides Dims, > who's still got the large picture? > > To me, it would be good to rethink the projects structure. Could we > bundle subprojects? Are there candidates for top level projects? Axis is > large enough. JaxMe and XML-RPC are separated by topic, but much, much > too inactive and small. Other ideas? > > Sorry, if this is simply me. And sorry for not offering real ideas. > (Which is possibly a true sign that I am either too soon or am not the > right person to ask.) > > Jochen > > -- Davanum Srinivas : http://wso2.com/blogs/
