Hello Volunteers,
Just yesterday we finally received full legal approval to start using
groups.io for official JCP JSPA/ISPA compliant Expert Group discussion
for all Oracle lead JSRs, including JSR-369 Servlet 4.0.
I'm including an email from java.net migration czar Ed Bratt that has
the full details, but briefly all EG members need to do the following:
1. Go to <
https://javaee.groups.io/> and create an account for yourself.
2. After completing the registration, go back to
<
https://javaee.groups.io/> and request to join the javaee group.
3. Once your membership in javaee has been approved, join the
servlet-spec group.
servlet-spec is the new JSR-369 expert group. We are going to see how
it goes in eliminating the distinction between users and official
experts on the lists. Since we are nearly done with JSR-369, I request
that only EG members post to the list. If there is demand to re-create
a user's list, we can do that.
Finally, and most importantly, the archive. Our plan is to stand up a
static hypermail archive for all traffic to all Oracle lead JSRs that
were hosted on java.net. Unfortunately we do not have that archive
ready yet.
See you on the other side!
Ed Burns
>>>>> On Wed, 10 May 2017 20:13:58 -0700, Ed Bratt <ed.bratt_at_oracle.com> said:
EB> Hi there,
EB> You are receiving this message because you are subscribed to one or more
EB> Java EE related "user" groups at java.net.
EB> In anticipation of the closure of Java.net, we are pleased to announce
EB> the successful migration of Java EE projects, including GlassFish,
EB> active Java EE components, and Java EE specification projects to GitHub.
EB> If you wish to continue to follow the evolution of GlassFish, or Java
EB> EE, please browse to the new home-page for Java EE Development at:
EB>
https://javaee.github.io. You are welcome to set "Watches" on any
EB> project repositories you wish to follow.
EB> If you are new to GitHub and wish to continue to work with or follow
EB> Java EE development activities at GitHub, we suggest you read selections
EB> from the "GitHub Guides" at [
https://guides.github.com].
EB> We are also pleased to inform you that discussion e-mail lists have been
EB> moved to
https://javaee.groups.io -- we have created an initial set of
EB> sub-groups and anticipate that we will expand these, as project
EB> discussion needs require. You must first subscribe to the
EB> javaee.groups.io discussion group, then you are welcome to join any the
EB> sub-group topics that you have an ongoing interest in. We intend to
EB> migrate legacy e-mail archives as well, but this will take some
EB> additional time. You can find out more about using Groups.io from their
EB> help page: [
https://groups.io/static/help].
EB> We appreciate your previous support of Java EE and look forward to new
EB> collaborations with you,
EB> Ed Bratt, for the Java EE development team.
EB> P.S. We apologize in advance to those of you who are subscribed to
EB> multiple Java EE e-mail lists as you may receive similar notifications
EB> for the other groups that you also subscribe to. We do not intend to
EB> send another announcement like this.
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