Hi Olivier, Thanks for the feedback, some comments inline
Regards, Steve Speicher | IBM Rational Software | (919) 254-0645 Olivier Berger <[email protected]> wrote on 07/30/2010 03:04:51 AM: > From: Olivier Berger <[email protected]> > To: Steve K Speicher/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS > Cc: [email protected] > Date: 07/30/2010 03:05 AM > Subject: Implementations - Was: Re: [oslc-cm] OSLC Change Management > Working Group Minutes July 28, 2010 > > Hi. > > Le mercredi 28 juillet 2010 à 14:42 -0400, Steve K Speicher a écrit : > > * Will declare final when: > > o 2 Provider implementation reports received > > o 1 Consumer implementation report received > > o All CmSpecificationCovenantV2 have been received (2 > > outstanding/in-progress) > > o WG will review impl reports and make decision on whether specs > > are considered implementable and interoperable > > o Hope to achieve by 18-Aug > > Can you provide more details on which implementations will support > OSLC-CM 2 ? At the moment Rational is actively working to support this across its 3 CM tools: Team Concert, ClearQuest and Change. In addition to these, there is work to to consume the V2 services from a number of tools within IBM. Mylyn/Tasktop and Oracle said they are looking to provide support and will starting investigating some efforts once RTC public beta hits jazz.net (around mid-August). <insert normal disclaimer about plans may change, etc, etc> > (At least) One open source application being a consumer would be great > to help spread the standard, IMHO. Is Mylyn going to be this ? > See above > Thanks in advance. > > Best regards, > > P.S.: I again heard this week some one say... "what OSLC standard ? ... > I've been in the interoperability thingy for years and never heard of > it... blah, blah" (on one Debian related ML)... of course not everyone > interested in ALM tools loves Open Source (and the other way around), > but I think more promotion (more implementations) will be needed until > the specs can reach all potential stakeholders ;) > > P.P.S: on the other hand I entered a meeting room to discuss a future > project proposal without any details (but the list of participants, with > whom I hadn't had contacts before), only that it would deal with ALM and > Open Source, and... suddenly, OSLC was at heart of many slides ! Happy > coincidence... or the realization of a best prepared plan :-) > > Long live OSLC ! Thanks this is very interesting feedback. I have been seeing similar responses as well.
