Greetings to all,

First, I'd like to thank all the people I've met in London for the very
good time I've had in this convention and the lot of ideas that were 
exchanged during this time. Kevin, you were sorely missed.

For the benefit of those who could not come to London, here is a quick
summary of the main points that were discussed and actions proposed :

- get the CVS HEAD branch working again :

  Kevin, if you can commit your changes, please do it ASAP. 
  If your changes are not ready, I'd propose that we create next week 
  a branch out of the current HEAD so that you can continue the work 
  on proposal 3 and that we merge the pre-proposal003 branch as 
  HEAD. 

  This way new people interested in Jetspeed can check out a working 
  version of the product.

- update our dependency on Turbine to benefit from the new 
  developments of the framework (new ACL model, templating, etc...)

  I'll work on the template model of Turbine to see if we can upgrade
  the PSML and rendering implementation to use templates without 
  breaking the Portlet API.

- better installation procedure and documentation.

  As usual... but it's really required due to the complexity of the 
  beast. (I was really surprised at the number of people who
  successfully managed to install Jetspeed...). I think the Xo3
  people can definitely help us on this since they have already
  build a packaged distribution of Jetspeed. 

- move the product to better support XML

  As discussed some months ago, Jetspeed should really rely on the 
  Cocoon 2 framework for its layout and publishing capability. Now that
  Cocoon 2 is usable, it's time to start thinking about how to 
  implement Jetspeed on top of it to fully leverage its publishing 
  power.
  This will most likely break a lot of things over the current 
  Jetspeed so I'd think the best way to tackle this is to start working
  on a new Jetspeed 2 design, focused on creating a device-independant,
  pluggable and dynamic XML layout aggregation system 
  I'll send a proposal to the list on this topic next week, once my 
  ideas on the subject have settled a little. We already had quite a 
  few interesting discussions on this subject during the conference.

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Rapha�l Luta - [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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