next week should be fine for us.
Best regards,
Florian
@Marc only: Concerning the JWT/SCOrWare-wiki: I
tried it several times,
but
with the combination
FlorianLautenbacher/(password as sent) I don't get
access to your wiki (on none of the pages). Could
you please check that
again? Thank you!
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10:51:00 --- Hi Florian:
We have a few questions for your regarding this
contribution that we
hope
you can help us understand before we move
forward;
1.
Did all contributors of the code on the Sourceforge project
(AgilePro)agree to the license change to EPL from
GPL? We note that Emundo
GMBH appears to be involved in this project as
well which we will need
to
understand?
2.
Did the AgilePro project have a formal contribution mechanism in place?
3.
Are Christian Seitz and Christian Saad employed by the University or are
they students?
Based on your response to these questions, we
will be able to decide how
to
move forward. We must ensure that all
contributors of the original
code
agree to the license change and we further need
to ensure and understand
the
pedigree of the original code.
Should I be misunderstanding the intent of your
contribution or should
you
wish to discuss further, please do not hesitate
to contact me via
telephone.
Regards,
Sharon
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Gesendet: Montag, 7. Januar 2008 11:30
Betreff: [CQ 1936] technology.jwt initial
contribution
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--- Comment #2 from Florian Lautenbacher
Sharon,
the project AgilPro was a joint project of the
University of Augsburg,
Germany, together with the company eMundo GmbH
which has been sponsored
by
the High-tech initiative future Bavaria.
The project ended in December 2007, and all code
concerning the
workflow
editor has only been implemented by the
Unviersity of Augsburg
(myself and
students of mine such as Christian Seitz and
Christian Saad). Other
parts of
the project have been developed together with
staff of eMundo GmbH or
only
by eMundo GmbH.
But these are not part of this
contribution.
However, all project partners of AgilPro (meaning
the staff of the our
lab
at the University of Augsburg as well as staff of
eMundo GmbH) agreed
to
move to Eclipse and hence to change the license
from GPL to EPL for
the
Workflow Editor part.
I'm unsure what you mean by "formal contribution
mechanism": is there a
link
explaining that? The code has been implemented
based on EMF and GEF, using
a
Bugzilla and SVN of the University and the
students got their work
packages
according to predefined project plans as well as
regarding incoming
bugs
from companies who are using the tool suite
AgilPro.
Still the tool AgilPro is available as a
SourceForge project
(now under EPL) and enhances this with several
parts (RCP, additional
plugins, code generation, etc.). To our opinion
this should not be a
problem, are we right?
Currently, only the mentioned students and myself
are working on the code
of
JWT WE - however, gathering feedback from the
whole JWT community. This
will
probably change during this year, when the other
partners of the JWT
project
will join the development of JWT Workflow Editor
(now focused more on
necessary transformations).
Best regards,
Florian
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