Noel J. Bergman wrote:

I'm +1 on Directory being in Jakarta if it is not possible for a TLP to
be an exit strategy, and then reassessing its TLP-ness later.

If that were an entry criteria, I'd agree with the concept, although Jakarta has too much on its plate and should probably be closed to new projects until more of the existing ones are promoted to TLP status, so I'd suggest DB, instead. But it ought not come to that, given the Board's TLP directive.

Embedded in that first sentence is a statement that I think is a bit too strong, IMHO. Jakarta's growth rate has slowed down to a near stop. Things with a strong affinity with existing Jakarta code bases and/or desire to be in Jakarta should be considered, though I will be one of the first to propose alternatives whenever possible. For example, wsrp4j wanted to be in Jakarta, and I suggested ws. Pluto has a strong affinity for Jetspeed and is not ws based. I would not suggest Pluto as a TLP, but I would support JetSpeed+Pluto+WSRP4J+possibly others eventually becoming one.


I would not like to see Pluto's acceptance gated on this, however.

One thing that should be abundantly clear is that every Jakarta code base that has desired to become a top level project has had the full support of the Jakarta PMC in achieving this goal.

- Sam Ruby


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