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Posted to dev@cxf.apache.org by Dan Diephouse <da...@envoisolutions.com> on 2006/10/06 23:35:35 UTC
Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Hi Everyone,
First, thanks for your patience as we've tried to figure out a
resolution to the problem of commit rights and CXF. I think we've all
learned a bit more about the Apache process. (And hopefully helped
define it a bit better! ;-))
The CXF PPMC/Incubator PMC has passed a resolution on how to move
forward. Here is what was decided:
1. The list of committers from the original proposal will stay exactly
the same.
2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned list,
then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account. After 3 +1s are
tallied, you can email root@apache.org. The 3 +1s are needed so we are
aware when people get accounts and also so you the Apache account
creator knows that you have been approved for commit karma. Public
records are a good thing :-)
3. If you want to be on the PPMC, email the dev list and we will add you
to the PPMC.
4. At some future point, yet to be determined (possibly at graduation),
we will be taking a look at the project membership and culling it. This
means that if you haven't contributed anything you probably aren't going
to be part of the graduated Apache project. No specific actions are
being planned at this point though - we just want you to be aware that
this may happen in the future. Note that this has absolutely nothing to
do with not wanting people to be involved, its a matter of meritocracy.
We do want to get everyone involved and I hope we can do so.
With that said, lets get on with it, write code/docs and get M1 out! :-D
Cheers,
- Dan
--
Dan Diephouse
Envoi Solutions
http://envoisolutions.com
http://netzooid.com/blog
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Mika Göckel <mi...@gmx.de>.
Cool.
I'm mikagoeckel everywhere :-)
Mika
Dan Diephouse schrieb:
> Hi Mika,
>
> Mika Göckel wrote:
>> Hi Dan,
>>
>> I followed the discussion on incubator-general and I think the way
>> you/they are dealing with this issue is the most transparent possible.
>> Even if I didn't take part in the discussion myself, I felt somewhat
>> involved as well.
>>
> Good :-)
>> You know that I haven't been the most active committer of XFire in
>> the past and I certainly will not be the most active for CXF in the
>> future as well and you know that it isn't laziness but workload that
>> holds people like me from taking a bigger piece of the cake. I admire
>> you and the other very active committers but I have difficulties
>> following the pace you are moving forward. On the other hand, I find
>> it indispensible to have a very diverse community including people
>> only stepping in occasionally -- like myself.
>>
> Agreed about having a diverse community. Not everyone can be "the most
> active" committer afterall. People are welcome no matter how big of a
> chunk they tackle.
>> I've got an apache account already, but I would like to have write
>> access to the wiki and committer status for JIRA, so that I can be
>> assigned issues.
> What are your JIRA & Confluence user names? I can give you access, but
> I need to know them.
>>
>> If you can cope with me being one of the least active committers, I'd
>> be proud to be a part of the project.
>>
> In that case, welcome aboard :-)
>> Mika
>>
>> Dan Diephouse schrieb:
>>> Hi Everyone,
>>>
>>> First, thanks for your patience as we've tried to figure out a
>>> resolution to the problem of commit rights and CXF. I think we've
>>> all learned a bit more about the Apache process. (And hopefully
>>> helped define it a bit better! ;-))
>>>
>>> The CXF PPMC/Incubator PMC has passed a resolution on how to move
>>> forward. Here is what was decided:
>>>
>>> 1. The list of committers from the original proposal will stay
>>> exactly the same.
>>>
>>> 2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned
>>> list, then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account. After 3 +1s
>>> are tallied, you can email root@apache.org. The 3 +1s are needed so
>>> we are aware when people get accounts and also so you the Apache
>>> account creator knows that you have been approved for commit karma.
>>> Public records are a good thing :-)
>>>
>>> 3. If you want to be on the PPMC, email the dev list and we will add
>>> you to the PPMC.
>>>
>>> 4. At some future point, yet to be determined (possibly at
>>> graduation), we will be taking a look at the project membership and
>>> culling it. This means that if you haven't contributed anything you
>>> probably aren't going to be part of the graduated Apache project. No
>>> specific actions are being planned at this point though - we just
>>> want you to be aware that this may happen in the future. Note that
>>> this has absolutely nothing to do with not wanting people to be
>>> involved, its a matter of meritocracy. We do want to get everyone
>>> involved and I hope we can do so.
>>>
>>> With that said, lets get on with it, write code/docs and get M1 out!
>>> :-D
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> - Dan
>>>
>>
>>
> - Dan
>
--
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53757 Sankt Augustin
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Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Dan Diephouse <da...@envoisolutions.com>.
Hi Mika,
Mika Göckel wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> I followed the discussion on incubator-general and I think the way
> you/they are dealing with this issue is the most transparent possible.
> Even if I didn't take part in the discussion myself, I felt somewhat
> involved as well.
>
Good :-)
> You know that I haven't been the most active committer of XFire in the
> past and I certainly will not be the most active for CXF in the future
> as well and you know that it isn't laziness but workload that holds
> people like me from taking a bigger piece of the cake. I admire you
> and the other very active committers but I have difficulties following
> the pace you are moving forward. On the other hand, I find it
> indispensible to have a very diverse community including people only
> stepping in occasionally -- like myself.
>
Agreed about having a diverse community. Not everyone can be "the most
active" committer afterall. People are welcome no matter how big of a
chunk they tackle.
> I've got an apache account already, but I would like to have write
> access to the wiki and committer status for JIRA, so that I can be
> assigned issues.
What are your JIRA & Confluence user names? I can give you access, but I
need to know them.
>
> If you can cope with me being one of the least active committers, I'd
> be proud to be a part of the project.
>
In that case, welcome aboard :-)
> Mika
>
> Dan Diephouse schrieb:
>> Hi Everyone,
>>
>> First, thanks for your patience as we've tried to figure out a
>> resolution to the problem of commit rights and CXF. I think we've all
>> learned a bit more about the Apache process. (And hopefully helped
>> define it a bit better! ;-))
>>
>> The CXF PPMC/Incubator PMC has passed a resolution on how to move
>> forward. Here is what was decided:
>>
>> 1. The list of committers from the original proposal will stay
>> exactly the same.
>>
>> 2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned
>> list, then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account. After 3 +1s
>> are tallied, you can email root@apache.org. The 3 +1s are needed so
>> we are aware when people get accounts and also so you the Apache
>> account creator knows that you have been approved for commit karma.
>> Public records are a good thing :-)
>>
>> 3. If you want to be on the PPMC, email the dev list and we will add
>> you to the PPMC.
>>
>> 4. At some future point, yet to be determined (possibly at
>> graduation), we will be taking a look at the project membership and
>> culling it. This means that if you haven't contributed anything you
>> probably aren't going to be part of the graduated Apache project. No
>> specific actions are being planned at this point though - we just
>> want you to be aware that this may happen in the future. Note that
>> this has absolutely nothing to do with not wanting people to be
>> involved, its a matter of meritocracy. We do want to get everyone
>> involved and I hope we can do so.
>>
>> With that said, lets get on with it, write code/docs and get M1 out! :-D
>>
>> Cheers,
>> - Dan
>>
>
>
- Dan
--
Dan Diephouse
Envoi Solutions
http://envoisolutions.com
http://netzooid.com/blog
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Mika Göckel <mi...@gmx.de>.
Hi Dan,
I followed the discussion on incubator-general and I think the way
you/they are dealing with this issue is the most transparent possible.
Even if I didn't take part in the discussion myself, I felt somewhat
involved as well.
You know that I haven't been the most active committer of XFire in the
past and I certainly will not be the most active for CXF in the future
as well and you know that it isn't laziness but workload that holds
people like me from taking a bigger piece of the cake. I admire you and
the other very active committers but I have difficulties following the
pace you are moving forward. On the other hand, I find it indispensible
to have a very diverse community including people only stepping in
occasionally -- like myself.
I've got an apache account already, but I would like to have write
access to the wiki and committer status for JIRA, so that I can be
assigned issues.
If you can cope with me being one of the least active committers, I'd be
proud to be a part of the project.
Mika
Dan Diephouse schrieb:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> First, thanks for your patience as we've tried to figure out a
> resolution to the problem of commit rights and CXF. I think we've all
> learned a bit more about the Apache process. (And hopefully helped
> define it a bit better! ;-))
>
> The CXF PPMC/Incubator PMC has passed a resolution on how to move
> forward. Here is what was decided:
>
> 1. The list of committers from the original proposal will stay exactly
> the same.
>
> 2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned list,
> then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account. After 3 +1s are
> tallied, you can email root@apache.org. The 3 +1s are needed so we are
> aware when people get accounts and also so you the Apache account
> creator knows that you have been approved for commit karma. Public
> records are a good thing :-)
>
> 3. If you want to be on the PPMC, email the dev list and we will add
> you to the PPMC.
>
> 4. At some future point, yet to be determined (possibly at
> graduation), we will be taking a look at the project membership and
> culling it. This means that if you haven't contributed anything you
> probably aren't going to be part of the graduated Apache project. No
> specific actions are being planned at this point though - we just want
> you to be aware that this may happen in the future. Note that this has
> absolutely nothing to do with not wanting people to be involved, its a
> matter of meritocracy. We do want to get everyone involved and I hope
> we can do so.
>
> With that said, lets get on with it, write code/docs and get M1 out! :-D
>
> Cheers,
> - Dan
>
--
cyber:con gmbh
Mika Göckel
Rathausallee 10
53757 Sankt Augustin
tel (+49)2241 / 9350 0
fax (+49)2241 / 9350 99
mob (+49) 172 / 279 2771
skype mika.goeckel
email mika@cybercon.de
RE: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by "Lin, Bozhong" <Bo...@iona.com>.
Please do consider an account for me so I can continue contributing to CXF in distribution/release area, as I have done before. It would be great if I can be considered for PPMC also.
Thanks,
Bo
________________________________
From: Dan Diephouse [mailto:dan@envoisolutions.com]
Sent: Fri 10/6/2006 5:35 PM
To: cxf-dev@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Hi Everyone,
First, thanks for your patience as we've tried to figure out a
resolution to the problem of commit rights and CXF. I think we've all
learned a bit more about the Apache process. (And hopefully helped
define it a bit better! ;-))
The CXF PPMC/Incubator PMC has passed a resolution on how to move
forward. Here is what was decided:
1. The list of committers from the original proposal will stay exactly
the same.
2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned list,
then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account. After 3 +1s are
tallied, you can email root@apache.org. The 3 +1s are needed so we are
aware when people get accounts and also so you the Apache account
creator knows that you have been approved for commit karma. Public
records are a good thing :-)
3. If you want to be on the PPMC, email the dev list and we will add you
to the PPMC.
4. At some future point, yet to be determined (possibly at graduation),
we will be taking a look at the project membership and culling it. This
means that if you haven't contributed anything you probably aren't going
to be part of the graduated Apache project. No specific actions are
being planned at this point though - we just want you to be aware that
this may happen in the future. Note that this has absolutely nothing to
do with not wanting people to be involved, its a matter of meritocracy.
We do want to get everyone involved and I hope we can do so.
With that said, lets get on with it, write code/docs and get M1 out! :-D
Cheers,
- Dan
--
Dan Diephouse
Envoi Solutions
http://envoisolutions.com
http://netzooid.com/blog
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Mark Little <ma...@jboss.com>.
I'd like to request commit access too please.
Thanks,
Mark.
On 10 Oct 2006, at 16:52, Kevin Conner wrote:
> Hiya Dan.
>
> Dan Diephouse wrote:
>> 2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned
>> list, then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account.
>
> Can I have commit access please?
>
> Thanks,
> Kev
>
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Dan Diephouse <da...@envoisolutions.com>.
Can one of our mentors confirm this? Dims mentioned that we should do
this which is why I said we should - but if its not rquired, I care that
much. I think it is nice in the sense that it says unambiguously: this
person can be a committer - which people might remain confused about.
- Dan
Daniel Kulp wrote:
>Just FYI:
>
>Anyone on the initial commiter list of the CXF proposal shouldn't need to
>be voted on here. They were voted on as part of the proposal by the
>Incubator PMC. Everyone on the proposal already has the required 3 +1
>votes from the binding votes of the iPMC.
>
>That said, I really like the introduction material. It helps a lot to
>understand who is who and what experience they have. The page on the
>wiki is a great idea.
>
>Welcome aboard everyone!
>Dan
>
>
>On Tuesday October 10 2006 12:39 pm, Dan Diephouse wrote:
>
>
>>Kevin Conner wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hiya Dan.
>>>
>>>Dan Diephouse wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned
>>>>list, then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Can I have commit access please?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>> Kev
>>>
>>>
>>Just so everyone remembers the process, we need to give 3 +1s. Once
>>thats done Kevin you can email root@apache.org with a link to this
>>thread (find it in here
>>http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-cxf-dev/) and they
>>should set you up.
>>
>>+1
>>
>>- Dan
>>
>>
>
>
>
--
Dan Diephouse
(616) 971-2053
Envoi Solutions LLC
http://netzooid.com
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Daniel Kulp <da...@iona.com>.
Just FYI:
Anyone on the initial commiter list of the CXF proposal shouldn't need to
be voted on here. They were voted on as part of the proposal by the
Incubator PMC. Everyone on the proposal already has the required 3 +1
votes from the binding votes of the iPMC.
That said, I really like the introduction material. It helps a lot to
understand who is who and what experience they have. The page on the
wiki is a great idea.
Welcome aboard everyone!
Dan
On Tuesday October 10 2006 12:39 pm, Dan Diephouse wrote:
> Kevin Conner wrote:
> > Hiya Dan.
> >
> > Dan Diephouse wrote:
> >> 2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned
> >> list, then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account.
> >
> > Can I have commit access please?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Kev
>
> Just so everyone remembers the process, we need to give 3 +1s. Once
> thats done Kevin you can email root@apache.org with a link to this
> thread (find it in here
> http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-cxf-dev/) and they
> should set you up.
>
> +1
>
> - Dan
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Principal Engineer
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daniel.kulp@iona.com
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Jim Jagielski <ji...@jaguNET.com>.
On Oct 10, 2006, at 12:39 PM, Dan Diephouse wrote:
> Kevin Conner wrote:
>
>> Hiya Dan.
>>
>> Dan Diephouse wrote:
>>
>>> 2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned
>>> list, then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account.
>>
>>
>> Can I have commit access please?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Kev
>>
> Just so everyone remembers the process, we need to give 3 +1s. Once
> thats done Kevin you can email root@apache.org with a link to this
> thread (find it in here http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/
> incubator-cxf-dev/) and they should set you up.
>
Minor point: the PPMC does make the determination if commit
access is warranted not "just" the dev community....
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Dan Diephouse <da...@envoisolutions.com>.
Kevin Conner wrote:
> Hiya Dan.
>
> Dan Diephouse wrote:
>
>> 2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned
>> list, then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account.
>
>
> Can I have commit access please?
>
> Thanks,
> Kev
>
Just so everyone remembers the process, we need to give 3 +1s. Once
thats done Kevin you can email root@apache.org with a link to this
thread (find it in here
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-cxf-dev/) and they
should set you up.
+1
- Dan
--
Dan Diephouse
(616) 971-2053
Envoi Solutions LLC
http://netzooid.com
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by James Mao <ja...@iona.com>.
+1
> Sounds very nice, do we plan to have WS-TX support?
>
> Kevin Conner 写道:
>> Kevin Conner wrote:
>>> Can I have commit access please?
>>
>> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>>
>> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I joined
>> JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired transaction
>> management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the transaction and
>> ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>>
>> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant network
>> and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by Sun. I have
>> been using Java since 1995. Most of the development has been on the
>> enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
>>
>> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented
>> WS-TX and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken part
>> in interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing WS-TX1.1.
>>
>> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by
>> the WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as
>> sophisticated.
>>
>> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>>
>> Kev
>>
>>
>
>
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by James Mao <ja...@iona.com>.
Sounds very nice, do we plan to have WS-TX support?
Kevin Conner 写道:
> Kevin Conner wrote:
>> Can I have commit access please?
>
> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>
> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I joined
> JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired transaction
> management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the transaction and
> ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>
> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant network
> and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by Sun. I have
> been using Java since 1995. Most of the development has been on the
> enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
>
> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented WS-TX
> and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken part in
> interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing WS-TX1.1.
>
> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by the
> WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as sophisticated.
>
> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>
> Kev
>
>
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Jiang Ning <ni...@iona.com>.
Hi Kev,
Since you have strong WS background, I 1+ for you to become a cxf
commitor.
Chrees,
Willem.
Kevin Conner wrote:
> Kevin Conner wrote:
>
>> Can I have commit access please?
>
>
> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>
> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I joined
> JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired transaction
> management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the transaction and
> ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>
> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant network
> and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by Sun. I have
> been using Java since 1995. Most of the development has been on the
> enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
>
> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented WS-TX
> and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken part in
> interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing WS-TX1.1.
>
> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by the
> WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as sophisticated.
>
> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>
> Kev
>
>
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Andrea Smyth <an...@iona.com>.
+1 from me.
Suggestion: in the future, can we start separate threads for each
request for commit karma and/or PPMC membership? Makes it easier to find
the votes.
BTW we already have a list of committers on
http://incubator.apache.org/projects/cxf.html
<http://incubator.apache.org/projects/cxf.html> (looks like every
incubating project lists their committers on
http://incubator.apache.org/projects/<project>.html) - it just needs to
be updated.
Andrea.
Mark Little wrote:
> Thanks James. I think a wiki with a list of contributors makes sense.
>
> My blog pages are:
>
> http://markclittle.blogspot.com/
> http://www.webservices.org/weblog/mark_little
> http://weblogs.java.net/blog/marklittle/
> http://jboss.org/jbossBlog/blog/mlittle/
>
> And only because you asked ... With Christmas coming along, I'd
> encourage everyone to rush out and buy one or all of the following ;-)
>
> http://www.amazon.com/Java-Transaction-Processing-Implementation-
> Hewlett-Packard/dp/013035290X/sr=8-1/qid=1160558901/
> ref=sr_1_1/002-0774343-8780844?ie=UTF8&s=books
> http://www.springer.com/west/home/computer?SGWID=4-146-22-49230589-0
>
> Mark.
>
>
> On 11 Oct 2006, at 10:19, James Mao wrote:
>
>> You are really really strong enough to join in. +1 from me.
>>
>> I'm thinking of that we should have a page http://cxf.apache.org/
>> people to list all the committers in the page, and link people's
>> blog/page in.
>> BTW, can you give out your blog page, books page
>>
>> Thanks,
>> James.
>>
>> Mark Little 写道:
>>
>>> Darn. Must remember to read all emails before replying ;-)
>>>
>>> I currently work for Redhat as Director of Standards and
>>> Development Manager for the TS and ESB products. Prior to Redhat
>>> (JBoss) I was Chief Architect for Arjuna Technologies, a spin-off
>>> from HP, that specialised in distributed transaction and reliable
>>> messaging technologies in CORBA, J2EE and Web Services. I've been
>>> involved in Web Services standards and development since 1999/2000.
>>> Currently I'm on the W3C WS-A, WS-Policy and WS-Choreo committees,
>>> and more OASIS committees than I can remember!
>>>
>>> At Arjuna I was one of the primary authors of the OASIS WS-CAF
>>> specifications (with IONA and Oracle) and am one of the primary
>>> authors of the WS-TX specifications (WS-C, WS-AT and WS-BA) from
>>> Arjuna, IBM, MSFT, IONA, BEA. I also dabbled in product
>>> development, with the Arjuna Transaction Service (which is now in
>>> open source) which has support for CORBA, J2EE and Web Services
>>> transactions within it. While working on some of this stuff I
>>> implemented the 2004 WS-Addr specification, WS-TX 1.0 and WS-CAF.
>>> Also taking part in many interoperability workshops.
>>>
>>> I was a Distinguished Engineer at Hewlett-Packard prior to Arjuna,
>>> where I ran the transaction group for HP. We implemented the worlds
>>> first Web Services transaction product (HP-WST) back in 2001 and
>>> did interoperability work with Microsoft. I also helped develop
>>> HP's SOAP stack, as well as continue the evolution of the
>>> Hewlett-Packard Transaction Service (aka Arjuna Transaction
>>> Service). Prior to all this, I had another start up (Arjuna
>>> Solutions) where I developed CORBA and J2EE transaction products.
>>>
>>> I've presented at many conferences/workshops, written several
>>> books, dozens of papers and articles on subjects as diverse as
>>> quantum mechanics and fault tolerant distributed systems.
>>>
>>> That's about it in a nutshell, except to say that I'll be glad to
>>> help,
>>>
>>> Mark.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 10 Oct 2006, at 17:38, Kevin Conner wrote:
>>>
>>>> Kevin Conner wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Can I have commit access please?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>>>>
>>>> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I
>>>> joined JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired
>>>> transaction management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the
>>>> transaction and ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>>>>
>>>> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant
>>>> network and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by
>>>> Sun. I have been using Java since 1995. Most of the development
>>>> has been on the enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
>>>>
>>>> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented
>>>> WS-TX and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken
>>>> part in interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing
>>>> WS-TX1.1.
>>>>
>>>> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by
>>>> the WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as
>>>> sophisticated.
>>>>
>>>> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>>>>
>>>> Kev
>>>>
>>>
>>
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Mark Little <ma...@jboss.com>.
Thanks James. I think a wiki with a list of contributors makes sense.
My blog pages are:
http://markclittle.blogspot.com/
http://www.webservices.org/weblog/mark_little
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/marklittle/
http://jboss.org/jbossBlog/blog/mlittle/
And only because you asked ... With Christmas coming along, I'd
encourage everyone to rush out and buy one or all of the following ;-)
http://www.amazon.com/Java-Transaction-Processing-Implementation-
Hewlett-Packard/dp/013035290X/sr=8-1/qid=1160558901/
ref=sr_1_1/002-0774343-8780844?ie=UTF8&s=books
http://www.springer.com/west/home/computer?SGWID=4-146-22-49230589-0
Mark.
On 11 Oct 2006, at 10:19, James Mao wrote:
> You are really really strong enough to join in. +1 from me.
>
> I'm thinking of that we should have a page http://cxf.apache.org/
> people to list all the committers in the page, and link people's
> blog/page in.
> BTW, can you give out your blog page, books page
>
> Thanks,
> James.
>
> Mark Little 写道:
>> Darn. Must remember to read all emails before replying ;-)
>>
>> I currently work for Redhat as Director of Standards and
>> Development Manager for the TS and ESB products. Prior to Redhat
>> (JBoss) I was Chief Architect for Arjuna Technologies, a spin-off
>> from HP, that specialised in distributed transaction and reliable
>> messaging technologies in CORBA, J2EE and Web Services. I've been
>> involved in Web Services standards and development since
>> 1999/2000. Currently I'm on the W3C WS-A, WS-Policy and WS-Choreo
>> committees, and more OASIS committees than I can remember!
>>
>> At Arjuna I was one of the primary authors of the OASIS WS-CAF
>> specifications (with IONA and Oracle) and am one of the primary
>> authors of the WS-TX specifications (WS-C, WS-AT and WS-BA) from
>> Arjuna, IBM, MSFT, IONA, BEA. I also dabbled in product
>> development, with the Arjuna Transaction Service (which is now in
>> open source) which has support for CORBA, J2EE and Web Services
>> transactions within it. While working on some of this stuff I
>> implemented the 2004 WS-Addr specification, WS-TX 1.0 and WS-CAF.
>> Also taking part in many interoperability workshops.
>>
>> I was a Distinguished Engineer at Hewlett-Packard prior to Arjuna,
>> where I ran the transaction group for HP. We implemented the
>> worlds first Web Services transaction product (HP-WST) back in
>> 2001 and did interoperability work with Microsoft. I also helped
>> develop HP's SOAP stack, as well as continue the evolution of the
>> Hewlett-Packard Transaction Service (aka Arjuna Transaction
>> Service). Prior to all this, I had another start up (Arjuna
>> Solutions) where I developed CORBA and J2EE transaction products.
>>
>> I've presented at many conferences/workshops, written several
>> books, dozens of papers and articles on subjects as diverse as
>> quantum mechanics and fault tolerant distributed systems.
>>
>> That's about it in a nutshell, except to say that I'll be glad to
>> help,
>>
>> Mark.
>>
>>
>>
>> On 10 Oct 2006, at 17:38, Kevin Conner wrote:
>>
>>> Kevin Conner wrote:
>>>> Can I have commit access please?
>>>
>>> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>>>
>>> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I
>>> joined JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired
>>> transaction management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the
>>> transaction and ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>>>
>>> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant
>>> network and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by
>>> Sun. I have been using Java since 1995. Most of the development
>>> has been on the enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT,
>>> SWT).
>>>
>>> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented
>>> WS-TX and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken
>>> part in interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing
>>> WS-TX1.1.
>>>
>>> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used
>>> by the WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as
>>> sophisticated.
>>>
>>> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>>>
>>> Kev
>>>
>>
>
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by James Mao <ja...@iona.com>.
Hi,
Just created a new page
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CXF/People
You can also navigator from the index page from the left column under
*Developers*
Feel free to edit the page, link your personal space in ;)
Cheers,
James.
Dan Diephouse 写道:
> +1 to both Mark and your idea James. Do you want to create a page in
> the wiki for this?
>
> - Dan
>
> James Mao wrote:
>
>> You are really really strong enough to join in. +1 from me.
>>
>> I'm thinking of that we should have a page
>> http://cxf.apache.org/people to list all the committers in the page,
>> and link people's blog/page in.
>> BTW, can you give out your blog page, books page
>>
>> Thanks,
>> James.
>>
>> Mark Little 写道:
>>
>>> Darn. Must remember to read all emails before replying ;-)
>>>
>>> I currently work for Redhat as Director of Standards and Development
>>> Manager for the TS and ESB products. Prior to Redhat (JBoss) I was
>>> Chief Architect for Arjuna Technologies, a spin-off from HP, that
>>> specialised in distributed transaction and reliable messaging
>>> technologies in CORBA, J2EE and Web Services. I've been involved in
>>> Web Services standards and development since 1999/2000. Currently
>>> I'm on the W3C WS-A, WS-Policy and WS-Choreo committees, and more
>>> OASIS committees than I can remember!
>>>
>>> At Arjuna I was one of the primary authors of the OASIS WS-CAF
>>> specifications (with IONA and Oracle) and am one of the primary
>>> authors of the WS-TX specifications (WS-C, WS-AT and WS-BA) from
>>> Arjuna, IBM, MSFT, IONA, BEA. I also dabbled in product development,
>>> with the Arjuna Transaction Service (which is now in open source)
>>> which has support for CORBA, J2EE and Web Services transactions
>>> within it. While working on some of this stuff I implemented the
>>> 2004 WS-Addr specification, WS-TX 1.0 and WS-CAF. Also taking part
>>> in many interoperability workshops.
>>>
>>> I was a Distinguished Engineer at Hewlett-Packard prior to Arjuna,
>>> where I ran the transaction group for HP. We implemented the worlds
>>> first Web Services transaction product (HP-WST) back in 2001 and did
>>> interoperability work with Microsoft. I also helped develop HP's
>>> SOAP stack, as well as continue the evolution of the Hewlett-Packard
>>> Transaction Service (aka Arjuna Transaction Service). Prior to all
>>> this, I had another start up (Arjuna Solutions) where I developed
>>> CORBA and J2EE transaction products.
>>>
>>> I've presented at many conferences/workshops, written several books,
>>> dozens of papers and articles on subjects as diverse as quantum
>>> mechanics and fault tolerant distributed systems.
>>>
>>> That's about it in a nutshell, except to say that I'll be glad to help,
>>>
>>> Mark.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 10 Oct 2006, at 17:38, Kevin Conner wrote:
>>>
>>>> Kevin Conner wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Can I have commit access please?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>>>>
>>>> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I
>>>> joined JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired
>>>> transaction management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the
>>>> transaction and ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>>>>
>>>> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant
>>>> network and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by
>>>> Sun. I have been using Java since 1995. Most of the development has
>>>> been on the enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
>>>>
>>>> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented
>>>> WS-TX and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken
>>>> part in interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing
>>>> WS-TX1.1.
>>>>
>>>> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by
>>>> the WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as
>>>> sophisticated.
>>>>
>>>> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>>>>
>>>> Kev
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Dan Diephouse <da...@envoisolutions.com>.
+1 to both Mark and your idea James. Do you want to create a page in the
wiki for this?
- Dan
James Mao wrote:
> You are really really strong enough to join in. +1 from me.
>
> I'm thinking of that we should have a page
> http://cxf.apache.org/people to list all the committers in the page,
> and link people's blog/page in.
> BTW, can you give out your blog page, books page
>
> Thanks,
> James.
>
> Mark Little 写道:
>
>> Darn. Must remember to read all emails before replying ;-)
>>
>> I currently work for Redhat as Director of Standards and Development
>> Manager for the TS and ESB products. Prior to Redhat (JBoss) I was
>> Chief Architect for Arjuna Technologies, a spin-off from HP, that
>> specialised in distributed transaction and reliable messaging
>> technologies in CORBA, J2EE and Web Services. I've been involved in
>> Web Services standards and development since 1999/2000. Currently I'm
>> on the W3C WS-A, WS-Policy and WS-Choreo committees, and more OASIS
>> committees than I can remember!
>>
>> At Arjuna I was one of the primary authors of the OASIS WS-CAF
>> specifications (with IONA and Oracle) and am one of the primary
>> authors of the WS-TX specifications (WS-C, WS-AT and WS-BA) from
>> Arjuna, IBM, MSFT, IONA, BEA. I also dabbled in product development,
>> with the Arjuna Transaction Service (which is now in open source)
>> which has support for CORBA, J2EE and Web Services transactions
>> within it. While working on some of this stuff I implemented the 2004
>> WS-Addr specification, WS-TX 1.0 and WS-CAF. Also taking part in many
>> interoperability workshops.
>>
>> I was a Distinguished Engineer at Hewlett-Packard prior to Arjuna,
>> where I ran the transaction group for HP. We implemented the worlds
>> first Web Services transaction product (HP-WST) back in 2001 and did
>> interoperability work with Microsoft. I also helped develop HP's SOAP
>> stack, as well as continue the evolution of the Hewlett-Packard
>> Transaction Service (aka Arjuna Transaction Service). Prior to all
>> this, I had another start up (Arjuna Solutions) where I developed
>> CORBA and J2EE transaction products.
>>
>> I've presented at many conferences/workshops, written several books,
>> dozens of papers and articles on subjects as diverse as quantum
>> mechanics and fault tolerant distributed systems.
>>
>> That's about it in a nutshell, except to say that I'll be glad to help,
>>
>> Mark.
>>
>>
>>
>> On 10 Oct 2006, at 17:38, Kevin Conner wrote:
>>
>>> Kevin Conner wrote:
>>>
>>>> Can I have commit access please?
>>>
>>>
>>> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>>>
>>> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I
>>> joined JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired
>>> transaction management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the
>>> transaction and ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>>>
>>> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant network
>>> and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by Sun. I
>>> have been using Java since 1995. Most of the development has been on
>>> the enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
>>>
>>> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented
>>> WS-TX and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken part
>>> in interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing WS-TX1.1.
>>>
>>> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by
>>> the WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as
>>> sophisticated.
>>>
>>> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>>>
>>> Kev
>>>
>>
>
--
Dan Diephouse
(616) 971-2053
Envoi Solutions LLC
http://netzooid.com
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by James Mao <ja...@iona.com>.
You are really really strong enough to join in. +1 from me.
I'm thinking of that we should have a page http://cxf.apache.org/people
to list all the committers in the page, and link people's blog/page in.
BTW, can you give out your blog page, books page
Thanks,
James.
Mark Little 写道:
> Darn. Must remember to read all emails before replying ;-)
>
> I currently work for Redhat as Director of Standards and Development
> Manager for the TS and ESB products. Prior to Redhat (JBoss) I was
> Chief Architect for Arjuna Technologies, a spin-off from HP, that
> specialised in distributed transaction and reliable messaging
> technologies in CORBA, J2EE and Web Services. I've been involved in
> Web Services standards and development since 1999/2000. Currently I'm
> on the W3C WS-A, WS-Policy and WS-Choreo committees, and more OASIS
> committees than I can remember!
>
> At Arjuna I was one of the primary authors of the OASIS WS-CAF
> specifications (with IONA and Oracle) and am one of the primary
> authors of the WS-TX specifications (WS-C, WS-AT and WS-BA) from
> Arjuna, IBM, MSFT, IONA, BEA. I also dabbled in product development,
> with the Arjuna Transaction Service (which is now in open source)
> which has support for CORBA, J2EE and Web Services transactions within
> it. While working on some of this stuff I implemented the 2004 WS-Addr
> specification, WS-TX 1.0 and WS-CAF. Also taking part in many
> interoperability workshops.
>
> I was a Distinguished Engineer at Hewlett-Packard prior to Arjuna,
> where I ran the transaction group for HP. We implemented the worlds
> first Web Services transaction product (HP-WST) back in 2001 and did
> interoperability work with Microsoft. I also helped develop HP's SOAP
> stack, as well as continue the evolution of the Hewlett-Packard
> Transaction Service (aka Arjuna Transaction Service). Prior to all
> this, I had another start up (Arjuna Solutions) where I developed
> CORBA and J2EE transaction products.
>
> I've presented at many conferences/workshops, written several books,
> dozens of papers and articles on subjects as diverse as quantum
> mechanics and fault tolerant distributed systems.
>
> That's about it in a nutshell, except to say that I'll be glad to help,
>
> Mark.
>
>
>
> On 10 Oct 2006, at 17:38, Kevin Conner wrote:
>
>> Kevin Conner wrote:
>>> Can I have commit access please?
>>
>> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>>
>> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I joined
>> JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired transaction
>> management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the transaction and
>> ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>>
>> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant network
>> and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by Sun. I have
>> been using Java since 1995. Most of the development has been on the
>> enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
>>
>> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented
>> WS-TX and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken part
>> in interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing WS-TX1.1.
>>
>> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by
>> the WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as
>> sophisticated.
>>
>> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>>
>> Kev
>>
>
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Mark Little <ma...@jboss.com>.
Darn. Must remember to read all emails before replying ;-)
I currently work for Redhat as Director of Standards and Development
Manager for the TS and ESB products. Prior to Redhat (JBoss) I was
Chief Architect for Arjuna Technologies, a spin-off from HP, that
specialised in distributed transaction and reliable messaging
technologies in CORBA, J2EE and Web Services. I've been involved in
Web Services standards and development since 1999/2000. Currently I'm
on the W3C WS-A, WS-Policy and WS-Choreo committees, and more OASIS
committees than I can remember!
At Arjuna I was one of the primary authors of the OASIS WS-CAF
specifications (with IONA and Oracle) and am one of the primary
authors of the WS-TX specifications (WS-C, WS-AT and WS-BA) from
Arjuna, IBM, MSFT, IONA, BEA. I also dabbled in product development,
with the Arjuna Transaction Service (which is now in open source)
which has support for CORBA, J2EE and Web Services transactions
within it. While working on some of this stuff I implemented the 2004
WS-Addr specification, WS-TX 1.0 and WS-CAF. Also taking part in many
interoperability workshops.
I was a Distinguished Engineer at Hewlett-Packard prior to Arjuna,
where I ran the transaction group for HP. We implemented the worlds
first Web Services transaction product (HP-WST) back in 2001 and did
interoperability work with Microsoft. I also helped develop HP's SOAP
stack, as well as continue the evolution of the Hewlett-Packard
Transaction Service (aka Arjuna Transaction Service). Prior to all
this, I had another start up (Arjuna Solutions) where I developed
CORBA and J2EE transaction products.
I've presented at many conferences/workshops, written several books,
dozens of papers and articles on subjects as diverse as quantum
mechanics and fault tolerant distributed systems.
That's about it in a nutshell, except to say that I'll be glad to help,
Mark.
On 10 Oct 2006, at 17:38, Kevin Conner wrote:
> Kevin Conner wrote:
>> Can I have commit access please?
>
> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>
> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I
> joined JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired
> transaction management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the
> transaction and ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>
> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant
> network and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by
> Sun. I have been using Java since 1995. Most of the development
> has been on the enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
>
> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented WS-
> TX and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken part
> in interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing WS-TX1.1.
>
> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by
> the WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as
> sophisticated.
>
> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>
> Kev
>
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Kevin Conner <Ke...@jboss.com>.
Kevin Conner wrote:
> Can I have commit access please?
Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I joined
JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired transaction
management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the transaction and ESB
teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant network and
SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by Sun. I have been
using Java since 1995. Most of the development has been on the
enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented WS-TX
and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken part in
interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing WS-TX1.1.
I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by the
WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as sophisticated.
I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
Kev
RE: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by "Lin, Bozhong" <Bo...@iona.com>.
+1
________________________________
From: Kevin Conner [mailto:Kevin.Conner@jboss.com]
Sent: Tue 10/10/2006 11:52 AM
To: cxf-dev@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Hiya Dan.
Dan Diephouse wrote:
> 2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned list,
> then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account.
Can I have commit access please?
Thanks,
Kev
Re: Accounts, Commit Karma & PPMC membership for CXF
Posted by Kevin Conner <Ke...@jboss.com>.
Hiya Dan.
Dan Diephouse wrote:
> 2. When you need an account and if you are on the aforementioned list,
> then email the cxf-dev list asking for an account.
Can I have commit access please?
Thanks,
Kev