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[DRAFT] [PROPOSAL] Slide and JSR 170
Hi all,
This is a post about starting a proposal which goal would be to refactor
Slide using the JSR 170 specification (which is currently under work at
the JCP; http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=170). That proposal would
be used as the Reference Implementation for the JSR.
The general architecture would be:
- WebDAV powered JSR 170 client API
- WebDAV server layer, using JSR 170 API
- Slide core, providing a JSR 170 API
The goals of this proposal would be:
- Provide an OSS implementation of JSR 170.
- Provide implementation feedback to the JSR 170 expert group, allowing
to enhance the specification and fix problems (that's the usual role of
a RI).
- Provide a more modular architecture for Slide, with the goal of
adopting it for Slide 3.x (as with all revolution style proposals, this
will of course be subject to a majority vote by all Slide committers,
when the proposal is considered to be ready). The WebDAV layer would be
able to function on top of another JSR 170 compliant repository, and
applications using JSR 170 would be able to use either Slide or WebDAV
as their backend.
Sponsors of the proposal include:
- DAY Software: Day will donate a first draft implementation (largely
based on the current Slide 2.x code) to the ASF, and will contribute
engineering resources to the development of the proposal. A developer
from DAY will be proposed as a committer to allow him to devlop the
proposal (with more being elected as needed according to merit, as usual).
- OpenCMS: Plans to adopt Slide as its underlying repository, and will
contribute engineering resources to the development of the proposal.
The proposal will be of course developed independently of the Slide 1.x
and Slide 2.x codebases.
Comments / Ideas ?
Remy
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Re: [DRAFT] [PROPOSAL] Slide and JSR 170
Posted by Michael Wechner <mi...@wyona.org>.
Remy Maucherat wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> This is a post about starting a proposal which goal would be to refactor
> Slide using the JSR 170 specification (which is currently under work at
> the JCP; http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=170). That proposal would
> be used as the Reference Implementation for the JSR.
>
> The general architecture would be:
> - WebDAV powered JSR 170 client API
> - WebDAV server layer, using JSR 170 API
> - Slide core, providing a JSR 170 API
>
> The goals of this proposal would be:
> - Provide an OSS implementation of JSR 170.
> - Provide implementation feedback to the JSR 170 expert group, allowing
> to enhance the specification and fix problems (that's the usual role of
> a RI).
> - Provide a more modular architecture for Slide, with the goal of
> adopting it for Slide 3.x (as with all revolution style proposals, this
> will of course be subject to a majority vote by all Slide committers,
> when the proposal is considered to be ready). The WebDAV layer would be
> able to function on top of another JSR 170 compliant repository, and
> applications using JSR 170 would be able to use either Slide or WebDAV
> as their backend.
>
> Sponsors of the proposal include:
> - DAY Software: Day will donate a first draft implementation (largely
> based on the current Slide 2.x code) to the ASF, and will contribute
> engineering resources to the development of the proposal. A developer
> from DAY will be proposed as a committer to allow him to devlop the
> proposal (with more being elected as needed according to merit, as usual).
> - OpenCMS: Plans to adopt Slide as its underlying repository, and will
> contribute engineering resources to the development of the proposal.
>
> The proposal will be of course developed independently of the Slide 1.x
> and Slide 2.x codebases.
>
> Comments / Ideas ?
I am not sure if you are aware of our proposal for Lenya, a Cocoon
subproject (via Incubator):
http://www.mail-archive.com/general@incubator.apache.org/msg00062.html
Since Stephan Michels has already started some time ago an
implementation of Slide into Cocoon, we should also be able to
use Slide together with Lenya and contribute engineering resources to
Slide (plz see our roadmap http://www.wyona.org/roadmap.html)
BTW: we are organizing a local OSCOM sprint event during mid march at
Zurich/Switzerland and David Nuescheler might join us. Plz see our
announcement:
http://blog.oscom.org/archive/000021.html
Michael
> Remy
>
>
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Re: [DRAFT] [PROPOSAL] Slide and JSR 170
Posted by Remy Maucherat <re...@apache.org>.
Michael Smith wrote:
> Remy Maucherat wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> This is a post about starting a proposal which goal would be to
>> refactor Slide using the JSR 170 specification (which is currently
>> under work at the JCP; http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=170). That
>> proposal would be used as the Reference Implementation for the JSR.
>>
>> The general architecture would be:
>> - WebDAV powered JSR 170 client API
>> - WebDAV server layer, using JSR 170 API
>> - Slide core, providing a JSR 170 API
>>
>> The goals of this proposal would be:
>> - Provide an OSS implementation of JSR 170.
>> - Provide implementation feedback to the JSR 170 expert group,
>> allowing to enhance the specification and fix problems (that's the
>> usual role of a RI).
>> - Provide a more modular architecture for Slide, with the goal of
>> adopting it for Slide 3.x (as with all revolution style proposals,
>> this will of course be subject to a majority vote by all Slide
>> committers, when the proposal is considered to be ready). The WebDAV
>> layer would be able to function on top of another JSR 170 compliant
>> repository, and applications using JSR 170 would be able to use either
>> Slide or WebDAV as their backend.
>>
>> Sponsors of the proposal include:
>> - DAY Software: Day will donate a first draft implementation (largely
>> based on the current Slide 2.x code) to the ASF, and will contribute
>> engineering resources to the development of the proposal. A developer
>> from DAY will be proposed as a committer to allow him to devlop the
>> proposal (with more being elected as needed according to merit, as
>> usual).
>> - OpenCMS: Plans to adopt Slide as its underlying repository, and will
>> contribute engineering resources to the development of the proposal.
>>
>> The proposal will be of course developed independently of the Slide
>> 1.x and Slide 2.x codebases.
>>
>> Comments / Ideas ?
>>
>> Remy
>
>
> Remy,
>
> This sounds great. Do we need to vote on this proposal at this time?
> It's not entirely clear from your email. Anyway, a JSR170 implementation
> would be a very useful thing for slide to have.
No vote is actually required for a committer to start a proposal, but
it's quite rude ;-)
Remy
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Re: [DRAFT] [PROPOSAL] Slide and JSR 170
Posted by Michael Smith <ms...@speedlegal.com>.
Remy Maucherat wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> This is a post about starting a proposal which goal would be to refactor
> Slide using the JSR 170 specification (which is currently under work at
> the JCP; http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=170). That proposal would
> be used as the Reference Implementation for the JSR.
>
> The general architecture would be:
> - WebDAV powered JSR 170 client API
> - WebDAV server layer, using JSR 170 API
> - Slide core, providing a JSR 170 API
>
> The goals of this proposal would be:
> - Provide an OSS implementation of JSR 170.
> - Provide implementation feedback to the JSR 170 expert group, allowing
> to enhance the specification and fix problems (that's the usual role of
> a RI).
> - Provide a more modular architecture for Slide, with the goal of
> adopting it for Slide 3.x (as with all revolution style proposals, this
> will of course be subject to a majority vote by all Slide committers,
> when the proposal is considered to be ready). The WebDAV layer would be
> able to function on top of another JSR 170 compliant repository, and
> applications using JSR 170 would be able to use either Slide or WebDAV
> as their backend.
>
> Sponsors of the proposal include:
> - DAY Software: Day will donate a first draft implementation (largely
> based on the current Slide 2.x code) to the ASF, and will contribute
> engineering resources to the development of the proposal. A developer
> from DAY will be proposed as a committer to allow him to devlop the
> proposal (with more being elected as needed according to merit, as usual).
> - OpenCMS: Plans to adopt Slide as its underlying repository, and will
> contribute engineering resources to the development of the proposal.
>
> The proposal will be of course developed independently of the Slide 1.x
> and Slide 2.x codebases.
>
> Comments / Ideas ?
>
> Remy
Remy,
This sounds great. Do we need to vote on this proposal at this time?
It's not entirely clear from your email. Anyway, a JSR170 implementation
would be a very useful thing for slide to have.
Mike
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Re: [DRAFT] [PROPOSAL] Slide and JSR 170
Posted by Lolo <lo...@lolo3d.ods.org>.
where we can find the api specification of the jsr ?
On Mon, 2003-02-17 at 15:25, Remy Maucherat wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> This is a post about starting a proposal which goal would be to refactor
> Slide using the JSR 170 specification (which is currently under work at
> the JCP; http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=170). That proposal would
> be used as the Reference Implementation for the JSR.
>
> The general architecture would be:
> - WebDAV powered JSR 170 client API
> - WebDAV server layer, using JSR 170 API
> - Slide core, providing a JSR 170 API
>
> The goals of this proposal would be:
> - Provide an OSS implementation of JSR 170.
> - Provide implementation feedback to the JSR 170 expert group, allowing
> to enhance the specification and fix problems (that's the usual role of
> a RI).
> - Provide a more modular architecture for Slide, with the goal of
> adopting it for Slide 3.x (as with all revolution style proposals, this
> will of course be subject to a majority vote by all Slide committers,
> when the proposal is considered to be ready). The WebDAV layer would be
> able to function on top of another JSR 170 compliant repository, and
> applications using JSR 170 would be able to use either Slide or WebDAV
> as their backend.
>
> Sponsors of the proposal include:
> - DAY Software: Day will donate a first draft implementation (largely
> based on the current Slide 2.x code) to the ASF, and will contribute
> engineering resources to the development of the proposal. A developer
> from DAY will be proposed as a committer to allow him to devlop the
> proposal (with more being elected as needed according to merit, as usual).
> - OpenCMS: Plans to adopt Slide as its underlying repository, and will
> contribute engineering resources to the development of the proposal.
>
> The proposal will be of course developed independently of the Slide 1.x
> and Slide 2.x codebases.
>
> Comments / Ideas ?
>
> Remy
>
>
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