AFAIK, we are currently only using subprojects for things like X-sources
and X-tcks to use ACL control. The one exception I know is JWSDP, which
is really behaving as a community.
I would tend not to do (2) and to do either (1) or (3). I guess I'd go
with (3) if it makes sense to you, as there is value in having more
people working on the same project... but you guys know better...
- eduard/o
Paul Sandoz wrote:
> Changshin Lee wrote:
>
>>
>>> Changshin Lee wrote:
>>>
>>>> First of all, I have to admit that it took quite some time to reply
>>>> to this message because I've been busy preparing to leave the U.K.
>>>> (and will resume working in Tmax from 1 Aug) and more importantly I
>>>> have taken the copyright issue into very deep consideration.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks for taking all this seriously, you are right to do so.
>>
>>
>>
>> Now I'm completely ready to check FIME in, but busy preparing to fly
>> to Korea, so I'll do that this weekend. I'm sorry for this delay.
>>
>
> There a number of options on how best to check in FIME:
>
> 1) As a new project in JWSDP categeory
> 2) As a subproject of FI
> 3) As part of the CVS of FI.
>
> You may have already decided :-)
>
> IMHO a separate project might be best. I do not know much about
> sub-projects or even in the FI project has the ability to define such
> things. So maybe it would be best under JWSDP?
>
> Paul.
>
>
>>>
>>> How was ApacheCon?
>>
>>
>>
>> It was fantastic to see so many enthusiastic guys in open source
>> projects. I was very happy (and relieved) to successfully finish
>> demonstrating FIME + FISE with addNumber service in my session :-)
>>
>
> Great.
>
> Paul.
>