Martin, XAP has been inexistence for two years and the team has worked hard to get it to the point it is at today. As you know though the XAP project has struggled to create a livable community of users and developers. Without a community, it is hard to attract new developers to sustain creation of additional features and releases.
We still use XAP as part of our Ajax offering and will do so until the next release. The bits can be integrated from any SVN and decisions about what to do with the XAP project shouldn't be tied to Nexaweb's corporate needs but rather the community, committers and Apache. I will leave it up to the XAP committers about what to do with the XAP project. If anyone has a suggestion on what to do with XAP, respond to the list. Bob (Buffone) -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Martin Cooper Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 11:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Is XAP dead? It appears that there has been no traffic or activity on XAP for quite some time. Most recent messages, as far as I can determine: xap-user: 19-Feb-2008 xap-dev: 06-May-2008 xap-commits: 03-Apr-2008 Should we consider XAP to be dead? Should it be withdrawn from incubation? Nexaweb folks: Is Nexaweb still using XAP in its products, or has that been supplanted by dojo.E now? Should we consider XAP to have been abandoned by Nexaweb? -- Martin Cooper
