It's bait... mojarra is a bait fish.
So the logo could have the Glassfish icon eating a smaller Glassfish
icon.
--Todd
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From: Ryan.Lubke@Sun.COM [mailto:Ryan.Lubke@Sun.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 1:58 PM
To: users@javaserverfaces.dev.java.net; dev@javaserverfaces.dev.java.net
Subject: [ANNOUNCE] Project Mojarra
Many of you may remember the efforts we went through many months ago to
poll the user community to find a good name for the JSF RI. After
several attempts, a name has been decided upon that passed the scrutiny
of the Sun legal department, so we are excited to announce the winner:
Project Mojarra.
There are likely many questions, so we will attempt to answer as many of
them as we can in the following FAQ:
1 Q. So...what do we call it?
A. Much like the RI's parent project, Project GlassFish, is referred
to as
simply GlassFish, Project Mojarra will likewise be referred to
as Mojarra.
2. Q. Will Mojarra still be the RI?
A. Yes. However, right or wrong, there is a certain stigma
with being called the 'RI'. This stigma is part of what
prompted
having a code name.
3. Q. Do you think this name change will matter?
A. Hard to say. Either way, it's nice having a name to refer
to the project outside of 'the RI project site' or other
similar
expressions.
4. Q. What does this mean for the java.net project?
Will a new site be created?
A. Yes.
https://mojarra.dev.java.net has already been created
and
will most likely be setup to redirect to
https://javaserverfaces.dev.java.net.
The mailing lists, issue tracker, etc will remain the same.
We'll start
making small changes to the javaserverfaces site shortly
after this email has been
sent.
5. Q. I see that the Mojarra project site is configured to use
SVN. Will the code base be moved to SVN.
A. We're still looking into the effort/cost on moving the
sources from
https://javaserverfaces-sources.dev.java.net
to
https://mojarra.dev.java.net. If we can do it with a
minimal
amount of fuss, we will.
6. Q. Will any of the artifact names change (i.e. jsf-api.jar and
jsf-impl.jar)?
A. Probably not until we ship an implementation of JSF 2.0,
however, future versions of the 1.2 release may change the
log/version message to reflect the name change.
7. Q. Why Mojarra?
A. As some may recall, we asked the community for a series of
potential names for the project. The top 4 names were
submitted
to legal and each, for various reasons, were not approved.
Mojarra
came up in some private discussions between some of the
developers
and we decided to submit that and see what would happen.
8. Q. That's all well and good, but what does it MEAN?
A. Mojarra is a Fish (yes, another Fish). Note that this
doesn't necessarily mean the logo has to be a fish.
9. Q. Yeah, what about the logo?
A. We don't have one...yet. If you'd like to take a crack at a
submission, then
please send your idea to the dev/user mailing lists. Nothing
has been finalized
yet, but I'd like to have a prize for the winning design.
I'll send a follow up
to the list if that idea pans out.
I think that will cover the common questions. If there are any other
questions, follow up on this thread.
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