Hi all, I've made some progress with maven and qpid. The only mildly difficult parts so far have been the code generation parts, mainly because I've been experimenting with various ways to implement them in maven.

Does anybody know the mechanisms by which we'll be dropping the code to Apache? Specifically, will we transfer the svn repository in its entirety, or will we just be copying files off the trunk and creating a new repository?

The reason I ask is that I'd like to create a maven branch to allow others to see the changes and try them out for themselves, sooner rather than later. This approach would allow the group to get comfortable with the changes and choose to switch over to them if and when we collectively decide to do so.

If we're planning on an "svnadmin dump" of the current svn repository to move to Apache, then creating a branch now won't be that big of a deal, as it'll just go into the dump along with everything else. If however we're doing some other kind of copy, then perhaps holding off on creating the branch until after we hit the incubator would be better.

--steve

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