Mike Kupfer <mike.kupfer at sun.com> writes: >>>>>> "Brian" == Brian Kidney <Brian.Kidney at Sun.COM> writes: > > Brian> Yes, we hope to setup as part of an existing project or a new > Brian> project under OpenSolaris? > > Brian> Any advice that you might have on what you think is the best way > Brian> to do this and to interact with the community would be > Brian> appreciated? > > Cool. > > You probably want to be a new project. > > I recommend signing up on website-discuss at opensolaris.org and > tools-discuss at opensolaris.org[1], and introducing yourselves to the > folks there. Who you are, what your backgrounds are, what you'd like to > do with OpenRTI, that sort of thing. I don't know if you'll spark much > interest from people willing to help, but I think folks will be pleased > that you're opening up code.
What ever happened with this? I'd suggest proposing a project on tools-discuss. You may want to state some background, but the background in the initial mail seems like it would be enough. > There's some information on projects (how they fit into the governance > model, resources for project leads, etc) at > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/projects/#portal. So I also recommend > looking that over, at least enough to get a sense of what information is > there. > > I recommend having an informal discussion on the lists[2] before making > a formal project proposal. > Well, that would be good, but it'd be far better to see the stuff, and start thinking about how it would work outside. Given that very few people outside Sun have seen or used the existing WebRTI, I'm not sure what conversation could achieve beyond basic introductions. -- Rich
