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Posted to jdo-user@db.apache.org by Andy Jefferson <an...@datanucleus.org> on 2014/02/16 09:29:24 UTC
JDO 3.1 Release
Hi,
I see from the mailing list meeting minutes dating back as far as Feb 2013
(maybe earlier) the release of v3.1 is "waiting on the JCP/Oracle". I'd like
to ask the question : do people really consider it acceptable that a year on,
we are still "waiting on the JCP/Oracle" ?
I, for one, don't consider it acceptable. This is a rubberstamping mechanism
we're talking of here. They (JCP) washed their hands of JDO 8 years ago so
have little interest in its development.
Options :
1. Release 3.1 as per Apache rules/voting and have the spec/TCK/API
downloadable via Apache JDO etc (but not via the JCP site) ... like any other
Apache project.
2. Somebody wake people up at the JCP and get them to "approve" 3.1.
3. Look at other ways of taking this technology forward if Apache JDO is to be
constrained by such a bureaucratic/political process as the JCP inflict on the
Java world.
[The DataNucleus project has past history with the JCP denying access to the
JPA TCK despite fulfilling all of their "requirements", so really have little
time for their "process"]
Regards
--
Andy
DataNucleus (Web: http://www.datanucleus.org Twitter: @datanucleus)