Elmar, Great news. Here¹s what to do. Create a bugzilla bug, attach the code code to it and then email Jeesmon (the HSS owner) (cc-ing higgins-dev at all times!) and tell him that its there. Make sure that the code follows the source guidelines here [1] and [2], etc.
--Paul [1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Developer_Team_Page#Source_Code [2] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Developer_Team_Page#Documentation On 7/30/09 4:20 AM, "Elmar Eperiesi-Beck" <[email protected]> wrote: > We are proud to announce, that we completed the integration of our Windows > Mobile Cardspace Solution into Higgins as Connector. > > So what to do now with the code? ;-) > Mary, are you able to start the IP Process inside the eclipse-community. As > far as we know, we got rid of all external libs and do only have source code > written on our self. > > I´m looking forward on working closer together > Elmar > > ----------------------------------------------- Existing Communication > ------------------------------------------------------------ > Hi Elmar, > > See ## inline. Thanks for your response. We look forward to working with you. > > On 7/14/09 4:51 AM, "Elmar Eperiesi-Beck" <[email protected]> wrote: > Paul, Jeesmon, > thank you for your help. We got all the technical information and hat a chance > to review them. > > The Connector API seems to be a very lightweight implementation, so it would > make sense for us to implement a CardSpace connector for the Integration of > our mobile Cardspace Selector. > > ## Great. > > If the future of Higgins HSS will be HSS and Connector in the same process, we > will develop the connector in that way. Can we use the ConnectorClientApi.h > anyway or is there another API to use? > > ## Jeesmon is working on checking in some the new stuff (with HSS + Connectors > in the same process), so I think you need to wait for that. Jeesmon can answer > you better than I. > > After this we would be happy to support Higgins by sharing our ³yet closed > source code² on how to connect a HBX via dll-connection to the HSS with > Higgins. > > ## This is very interesting as it will solve the problem that you mentioned of > some locked-down enterprises not allowing installation of apps with open > sockets/ports, etc. > > ## But I have a question. One of the great things about the current design is > that HSS is basically just a pipe that routes ANY message from some plugin > (e.g. HBX) through to the user¹s choice of selector. There is no API, etc. it > doesn¹t look at the message packages it just gets them from A to B. So.... The > benefit of this is that there¹s never a need to change, or update HSS as new > kinds of messages are sent through the pipe. [We are working on other plugins > that send different messages to the selector than just the usual CardSpace > ³getToken² message.] My question is do you think you could design a DLL > solution that would also (somehow) work as a ³dumb² pipe? > > Our plan is to start developing the solution end of this week therefore it > should be no problem to get it done until Oct Higgins 1.1 ;-) > > How can we share our code should we commit it into a special branche on the > Higgins project? Then we need an account and some login parameters. > > ## Okay, I need to explain something. The Eclipse process (that Higgins uses) > is very strict. Before new ³committers² can get write access to the SVN they > have to create a (small) track record of contributions and then the other > committers have to vote them in. We¹ve gone through this process many times > and it is very easy. The first step is to move conversations like this one > (e.g. this email) onto the higgins-dev list. Then, after about 60 days I can > make the argument (by pointing to public evidence in bugzilla and higgins-dev) > that <some> Corisecio developer has been contributing code, patches, ideas, > emails, etc to other existing committers (like Jeesmon) to commit. We have a > vote, the developer is voted in and now Corisecio has a Higgins committer. > > ## In the meantime ANYBODY can create an account to post to higgins-dev and > anybody can use this account to log in to bugzilla. So that¹s the way to > start. See [1] > > ## I have a request. Would it be possible to have one of your developers join > the weekly higgins-dev call (just this once). The meeting is at noon eastern > time zone (16:00 UTC) on Thursday. We could discuss the HSS thing in person > for 5-10 min on the phone with the whole group. > > [1] http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/getting_started.php > > Regards > Elmar > > > > > Von: Paul Trevithick [mailto:[email protected]] > Gesendet: Dienstag, 7. Juli 2009 20:53 > An: Elmar Eperiesi-Beck > Cc: Brian Walker; Jeesmon Jacob; Mary Ruddy; Bruno Quint > Betreff: Corisecio and the Higgins Selector Switch > > Elmar, > > I hope you received the technical information from Jeesmon about the Higgins > Selector Switch (see [1] and [2]) that is being developed as part of Higgins > 1.1. We are happy to continue supporting you (and along the way improving the > Higgins wiki doc) for this component. > > We continue to be interested in pursuing the idea of having Coresecio join us > in working on this component within the Higgins project. It seems to me that > this would give Coresecio a strategic advantage. As we discussed, you could > add the hooks into HSS for a Coresecio connector that would in turn connect > over IP or bluetooth to a mobile phone. We ultimately want to drive (e.g. > through the ICF [5] and OASIS) the concept of a selector switch into Windows > (and other OSes) so having a good open source reference implementation of the > interfaces is important to getting adoption. And we¹d like something like the > HBX to be built into browsers. > > We plan on releasing Higgins 1.1 in Oct (although it may slip), and having a > solid HSS (and HBX) is very important. You have pointed out to use (and I have > noted here [3]) that there is likely a problem with the architecture of HSS on > Windows. Assuming this is true, then we¹d welcome your help in adapting HSS to > be more enterprise-Windows-user compatible. And we¹d like to get it fixed > BEFORE Higgins 1.1 is released. > > Your thoughts? > > Cheers, > --Paul > > [1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Higgins_Selector_Switch > <http://wiki.eclipse.org/Higgins_Selector_Switch> > [2] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Components_1.1#Higgins_Selector_Switch_.28HSS.29 > <http://wiki.eclipse.org/Components_1.1#Higgins_Selector_Switch_.28HSS.29> > [3] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Higgins_1.1_Plan#Higgins_Selector_Switch_Component > <http://wiki.eclipse.org/Higgins_1.1_Plan#Higgins_Selector_Switch_Component> > [5] http://informationcard.net <http://informationcard.net> > > > > >
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