> > Does anybody have any info on how the move from Megginson to sourceforge > > happened? Who's behind the sourceforge project? Who's > > controlling/deciding what changes are made to SAX now? What's the > > process? > > Last thing I had heard was that SAX was going to move to OASIS which IMO > > would have provided a more suitable place to develop a standard the > > industry is relying on. > > I believe that it was all discussed on xml-dev, but I don't normally > have time to process all the emails on that list. See my response to > Shane which has embedded in it a pointer to email from David Megginson. > I'll attach it, also.
As I remember/understand: After 2.0 was released Dave Megginson started looking for someone to take over. It was discussed on XML-dev (SAX's original home) and many possibilities were offered. OASIS was one. Ultimately sax.sourceforge.net was chosen and Dave Brownell seemed to take the reins (though there are others involved and Dave Megginson is still involved). Most of the discussion moved over to the sax lists hosted on sourceforge. Development is still happening over there just as it was on XML-dev-- there is just less noise. Overall this seems to be a good direction... Cheers, Jeff Rafter Defined Systems http://www.defined.net XML Development and Developer Web Hosting --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
