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On 2018-02-17 11:43 AM, John D. Ament
wrote:
One point of clarification please.
On
2018-02-06 12:25 PM, John D. Ament wrote:
>
The FAQ says "Strategic members are the vendors that
deliver Java EE implementations".
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> Can you please clarify the role of *projects*
like TomEE or Hammock
> that may also deliver an ee4j implementation. Are
they included in the term "vendor" above?
No, projects are not members. However, the legal
entities that support those projects could join as
Strategic Members.
Does individual constitute a legal entity in the
eyes of the Eclipse Foundation (with respect to
working groups) or only corporate entities?
I meant corporate entities. As in the Apache Software
Foundation joining EE.next, just like they were members
of the JCP in the past.
In the above email, it indicates the legal entities could
join as Strategic Members. Does this mean that only that
level you have access to the working groups, or do Solutions
Members and above have access? I don't see it listed on the
types of membership page.
Solutions and above. From the charter:
Membership
An entity must be at least a Solutions Member of the Eclipse
Foundation, have executed the EE.next Participation Agreement
once defined, and adhere to the requirements set forth in this
Charter to participate.
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