I've got one of these coming for OpenJPA (apologies that it's late...).
This is pending a couple hours of community review -- once it's done, I'll just commit it straight into the agenda. Eddie On 12/19/06, Hiram Chirino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just added the ActiveMQ one. Apologies for the delay. On 12/18/06, Noel J. Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Projects in the Incubator have been very busy. Tuscany, Qpid, Felix, CXF, > Synapse, Yoko, OpenJPA and Abdera have all been going through Incubator > releases in the past month. > > Cayenne and OFBiz are proposed to Board to move to TLP status. At least a > couple of other projects should be getting ready to do so. > > No major conflicts in the past month. Just a lot of work. > > Reports are missing from ActiveMQ, log4php, mod_ftp, and OpenJPA. > > ================== > > === ODE === > > Apache ODE is an implementation of the BPEL4WS and WS-BPEL specifications > for web services orchestration. > ODE entered incubation in March 2006. > > Activity related to incubation: > * Thanks to Cliff Schmidt, we've finally cleared the BPEL4WS and WS-BPEL > specifications intellectual property and patents issues. See > http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/www-legal-discuss/200612.mbox/%3c90 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] for details. > * We're almost finished replacing Hibernate with OpenJPA, Hibernate is our > last license-related issue. > > Activity related to project development: > * We've created a much better site at http://incubator.apache.org/ode. We > still need to add more documentation but the principal is already there. > * We've added a connector for JBI (ServiceMix) and another one with SCA > (Tuscany) is in progress. > * Development is still very active, we've added more features and also > improved stability. > > To complete before graduation: > * Now that most IP issues have been resolved we need to release. This will > hopefully help us for the next point. > * We need to attract more committers and encourage diversity. > > So the plan for the next period is to finish the transition to OpenJPA and > build a release most probably in January. > > > === OFBiz === > > Apache OFBiz ("The Apache Open For Business Project") is an open source > enterprise automation software project.[[BR]] > OFBiz entered incubation in January 2006. > > Top items to resolve before graduation: > * the OFBiz community has completed all the incubation's tasks, the > Incubator has positively voted for the graduation of OFBiz podling and the > text of the the board resolution has been sent to the ASF Board. > > What has been done for incubation since the last report: > * the Incubator vote has approved the Apache OFBiz 4.0.0 TS5 test snapshot > release > * the Incubator has positively voted for the graduation of OFBiz podling > > Plans and expectations for the next period > * we are all hoping to get a positive vote for graduating OFBiz to a TLP > during the next ASF Board meeting (happening on 20, December) > * if OFBiz will graduate, we will work, together with the Infrastructure > guys to the migration of mailing lists, issue tracker, svn server, web site > > See the Incubator status page > (http://incubator.apache.org/projects/ofbiz.html) for more details. > > > === log4net === > > log4net is an implementation of the Apache log4j for the .NET Framework. > > Incubating since: 2004-01-15 > > Items to complete before graduation: > > * Continue to expand the community > > Community: > > * User mailing list maintaining good activity > * We have an open ended discussion on the use and storage of strong name > assembly signing keys. This may need further discussion at wider level, and > probably requires some sort of consensus amongst all the Apache .NET > projects. > > Code: > > * No important development news to report. > * The next planned release will be a point release fixing issues reported > since the last release. > * Several user contributed patches are waiting to be reviewed and > integrated. > > > === NMaven === > > NMaven develops plugins and integration for Maven to make building and using > .NET languages a first-class citizen in Maven. > > Incubating since: 2006-11-17 > > This is the first report for this podling. > > Completed setup: > * Mailing lists and ppmc established > * SVN area set up > * Software grant and CLA received, account created > * Moved existing Maven sandbox code to the podling > * Reach out to dev@maven.apache.org to look for additional contributors > * Tidied up and imported NMaven code > * Some discussion has started to take place about the best way forward > > Next steps: > * start working on a roadmap and looking for further interest > > > === Wicket === > > Web development framework focusing on pure OO coding, making the creation of > new components very easy. Wicket entered the incubator in October 2006. > > Top three items to resolve > > * Get a Wicket site on http://incubator.apache.org/wicket > * Make the code base license policy compliant > * Settle into ASF context more > > Community aspects: > > * Development list gets more activity > * Job listings are rising > * Sister project http://wicket-stuff.sf.net becomes community driven > > Code aspects: > > * Work on 1.3 has started > * Work continues steadily on 2.0 > > Licensing: > > * Removed LGPL date picker component from extensions (1.3 branch, 2.0 still > todo) > * Started to replace License headers in source files > * Discussion on css/javascript/html file license headers. Wicket contains > and distributes many (small) css, javascript and html files that are also > downloaded to the browser. Point of dispute is the fact that the license is > larger than several of the files, and that it increases the download sizes > of resources for all users of Wicket applications. > > Infrastructure: > > * Work has started to generate the website using confluence > > > === UIMA === > > UIMA is a component framework for the analysis of unstructured content such > as text, audio and video. > > Things are proceeding well, there is a lot of activity on the dev list, a > lot of coding activity. We're pretty much settled in with the Apache > infrastructure, have figured out how we want to use Jira in conjunction with > SVN etc. > > Some recent activity: > > * Infrastructure setup complete, barring some minor JIRA admin issues > * Website in good shape now, using Anakia > * Settled on Confluence for Wiki > * M2 build done > * Documentation has been converted to Doc``Book, although there are still > some formatting issues to address > * Sample code has been updated > * Moving known issues from previous issue tracking systems to Jira > * Created sandbox as a place to contribute UIMA analysis components, > tooling > * We've posted messages at the previous UIMA download locations notifying > our user base that development has moved to the ASF incubator > > Our priorities for the coming weeks: > > * We are hoping to be able to do our first Apache incubator release early > next year. There is a __lot__ of work to be done to make that happen, and > we're still in the process of figuring out what that work is exactly ;-) > * Get the sandbox off to a running start > * Discuss ways to attract new committers > > > === Woden === > > Woden is a Java class library for reading, validating, manipulating, > creating and writing WSDL documents, initially to support WSDL 2.0 and with > the longer term aim of supporting past, present and future versions of WSDL. > > Woden entered the Incubator in April 2005. The Woden team have made six > releases since then and have been included in the release of the Apache > Axis2 project. Our current set of active committers consists of four from > IBM, one from WSO2 and one from University of Moratuwa. If there are any > concerns on whether we would graduate if a vote was put to the Incubator > PMC, then it is diversity of the committer base. We would appreciate > feedback on this point. > > Recent activity since our last report in August: > > * Woden M6 was released in October which introduced a StAX parser based > implementation of the Woden API and improved the compliance with the WSDL > 2.0 specification. > * In November, three of the Woden committers attended the W3C Web Services > Description Working Group "Second Interoperability Event on WSDL 2.0" in > Dinard, France. Two others participated remotely. Some highlights of the > event: > * Fixed numerous Woden bugs, > * Added a number of good test cases, > * Conducted a message exchange testing, > * Identified a number of ambiguities and potential issudes in > * Generally ate too much :-) > * In Novermber, we added one more committer, Graham Turrell, subsequent to > his contribution of significant patches in the area of a URI resolution > framework. > * Woden M6 jar has been included in the Axis2 1.1 release. > * We have a healthy dev list with a large increase in activity recently. > * Woden has made progress lately wrt conformance to the WSDL 2.0 spec, > which can be seen in the WSDL working group's dashboard [1] > > Our immediate priorities are: > > * deliver M7 to rollup the significant progress made during the interop > event. > * continue development of Woden extension mechanism so that specifications > that extend the core WSDL spec can extend Woden to parse and validate their > extensions. > > [1] > http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/~checkout~/2002/ws/desc/test-suite/Dashboard.html > > > === OpenEJB === > > OpenEJB is an open source, modular, configurable, and extendable EJB > Container System and EJB Server. > > Incubating since: 2006-07-10 > > Additions to the PPMC: David Blevins, David Jencks > Additions to the committer roster: Rick McGuire, Mohammed Nour (not yet > processed) > > All remaining infra has been migrated to ASF hardware: > * JIRA > * Confluence > * Website > > As hoped the JIRA migration tool we created has helped other Incubator > projects migrate as well, most recently Ivy. > > All IP was cleared. > > Recent new contributors: Manu George and Filippo Diotalevi contributed their > first patches. > > Recent activity has centered around producing a 2.2-incubating release. The > spread of workload and commitment to getting all of the process right > (including updates to the source headers) was very encouraging. A vote was > held, and recently passed, including the 3 binding votes from the incubator > PMC (by the mentors of the podling). > > > === Cayenne === > > Apache Cayenne is component-oriented persistence framework, providing > object-relational mapping (ORM), remoting services, and a JPA-compatible > persistence provider (JSR-220). Cayenne entered incubation in March 2006. > > Top items to resolve before graduation: > > * The Cayenne community has completed all incubator tasks, the Incubator > has voted for the graduation of the Apache Cayenne podling, and the text of > the board resolution has been sent to the ASF Board. > > What has been done for incubation since the last report: > > * We rewrote remaining code (originally by Gary Jarrel) to finish out IP > issues. > * We released Apache Cayenne 2.0.1. > * We added Tore Halset as a Cayenne PPMC member. > * We added Malcolm Edgar as as Cayenne committer. > * We worked through the graduation process and the Incubator PMC has voted > to recommend Cayenne for graduation to the ASF Board. > > Plans and expectations for the next period > > * We expect to graduate Cayenne to a TLP during the December 20th ASF Board > meeting. > > === ADF Faces / Trinidad === > > Apache Trinidad is a library of JavaServer Faces components, runnable with > every JSF-compliant implementation. > > The Trinidad (ADF Faces) project solved lot's of todos. We also worked on > lot's of jira issue, like: > > * Improving the client side validation > * Moving some internal classes to API > * cleanup of notices and licenses for compliance with the ASF > * improved PDA support (got patches from users here) > * JSF 1.2 compliant > > One of the biggest technical working points these days is the > JSF 1.2 branch to be compliant against a JSF 1.2 impl. One of the artifacts > (the maven plugins) is currently used by the MyFaces team to work on their > JSF 1.2 impl. > We added a new committer to the project. > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- Regards, Hiram Blog: http://hiramchirino.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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