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[alf-dev] ALF SCM Vocabulary and SCM events

Hi,
 
I am new to this group but not to ALF. We have been trying to integrate our tools with ALF since more than 6 months. We are using the ALF event manager with BPEL support to configure our workflows.
 
As a next step, we want to comply with the existing ALF vocabularies especially with the SCM vocabulary. I have looked at the SCM schema. But the schema is not as I expected. I was expecting to see something similiar to the sample in the  "Event Decleration Schema" article (http://wiki.eclipse.org/ALF/Vocabularies/Event_Declaration_Schema) where the event type, object type, extension fields of the event would be restricted. But the SCM schema defines some elements but does not attach them with the event base schema. I am a little bit confused here. Is it expected that, I create an event schema based on the SCM vocabulary by following the instructions in the "Event Decleration Schema" article or do you already have something for that, which I could not find.
 
To make it more clear, I want to emit an ALF event when a commit operation occurs in SVN. The event should contain information like the author, log (comment), changed files and timestamp etc. I want this event to comply with the ALF SCM vocabulary. I would appriciate if you can send me some sample events.
 
PS: I am sending this mail in the mailgroup instead of the newsgroup, because I have a feeling that the alf newsgorups are not active. Just tell me if I should send somewhere else.
 
Regards,

Yetkin Oezkucur
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