Hi again,
Here are the results for my [VOTE] proposal:
Proposal 1: merge Jakarta Taglibs Project into this new project
5 +1 (Felipe Leme, Henri Yandell, Justyna Horwart, Martin Cooper, Abey
Mullassery)
1 +0 (Rahul Akolkar)
Notes: Hen said that we should move taglibs individually over to the new
project rather than the whole lot; Justina and Sam agreed
Conclusion: approved
Proposal 2: Jakarta Standard Taglibs should be a project of its ow
6 +1 (Felipe Leme, Henri Yandell, Justyna Horwart, Martin Cooper, Abey
Mullassery, Rahul Akolkar)
Conclusion: approved
Proposal 3: leave the other (than Standard) taglibs behind (i.e., leave
the code on CVS/SVN and create new taglibs from scratch)
6 +1 (Felipe Leme, Henri Yandell, Justyna Horwart, Martin Cooper, Abey
Mullassery, Rahul Akolkar)
Conclusion: approved
Proposal 4: Release a final version for each existing taglib left behind
2 +1 (Felipe Leme, Justyna Horwart, Abey Mullassery)
1 -0 (Henri Yandell)
2 -1 (Rahul Akolkar, Martin Cooper)
Conclusion: inconclusive :-(
So, I'm sending a message to the PMC stating that we decided that:
1.The Jakarta Taglibs Project would like to be merged into the new
Jakarta Web Commons (or whatever its named) project
2.The Jakarta Standard Taglib should be a project of its own
3.The remaining taglibs would be gradually migrated to the new project,
the most actives first
4.It's not decided yet if the migrated taglibs would have a newer
release prior to the migration
Finally, there is one thing that worries me at this moment: looks like
the new project is dormant, at least I haven't seen any message in the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] for a while. Hopefully this message will wake it up...
Regards,
Felipe
PS: sorry for the delay on sending the results, but I've been offline in
the last weeks as I just moved to a new house
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