Although not a formal voter this gets my +1

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-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Florey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 1:31 AM
To: Slide Developers Mailing List
Subject: Slide 3.0 long term plans

Hi folks,
I've started a thread for discussions about architectural changes in 
Slide 3.0 some time ago. What about moving this to the Wiki to have a 
centralized point for further discussions?

Beside this I've thought about the following:
As Slide 3.0 will introduce some major changes that will lead to Slide 
level api incompatibilites, I'd vote for setting up a new CVS module for

Slide 3.0 as tomcat is doing the same for major versions. This would 
give us the chance to set up a clean directory structure that reflects 
our increased wisdom.
As the Slide subprojects are big ones (server,clientlib, 
commandlineclient, testsuite, projector,...) it might also be a choice 
to split them into different cvs modules. What do you think about this?
This would lead to the question if we should try to shift Slide to 
apache top level (webdav.apache.org) to give the users a better 
understanding what Slide is all about and to simplify the access to the 
different subprojects. Remind that the testsuite, the client or 
projector are not tied to Slide, they work with every WebDAV-compliant 
server.
As stated in the subject of this mail, this are long term plans. But we 
should start to think about the way to go now as there is a lot of 
administrative work to be done to achieve this.

Cheers,
Daniel

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