Paulo Silveira wrote:
Sorry not giving a link the other time. Here is Apache voting against
JSR 127 long time ago.
In such case we could (should) understand ASF position.
Why create something in official Java APIs/Products when
there is allready a good OSS alternative.
It still a shame that Sun
I can understand it if the ASF were worried that a JSR would put the
existence of the OSS project in doubt, due to the legalities of an OSS
project not being able to be a JSR implementation in some cases, but not
to protect their product.
Why not? What is the point of having a JSR which
