Re: [lyo-dev] Missing information about the Lyo 1.0 release on Eclipse.o

[Michael Fiedler <fiedler.mf@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Lars,  Thanks for the feedback.   Look for additional information
this month on the Lyo home page.   Here is the content from the blog
post on open-services.net:

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Eclipse Lyo contributors and committers are busy pulling together the
final touches on the 1.0 upcoming release.

Eclipse Lyo 1.0 will provide a number of useful freely available open
source assets for getting your OSLC based integrations going.

OSLC4J: Java toolkit for building providers and consumers

OSLC4J provides:

annotations to decorate Java objects with OSLC attributes to produce
and consumer OSLC resource formats
annotations to assist with resource preview UIs (compact rendering)
built-in support for service provider and resource shape documents
libraries to simplify service provider and consumer development
sample applications, including an OSLC Registry (catalog) application,
a Quality and Change Management provider implementation

This will be available both as source code and distributable built
JARs for direct inclusion into your own project.

Test suite: Test and assess your service provider implementations

The test suite is writen as a JUnit test suite.  It connects to OSLC
service provider implementations using HTTP requests and performs a
number of requests and test the response.  Coverage exists for a
number of OSLC domain specifications including: Change Management,
Asset Management and Quality Management.  These test a number of
specification features and resources, though more and better tests are
always possible.  Additionally there are reports that can be run on
the results of the run or both Change and Quality Management test
results to produce a nice assessment report on runs on MUST, SHOULD
and MAY requirements.

Samples: Reference Implementations, Client, Server, Resources, Bugzilla and more

Often one of the best things to help with getting going with some
implementations or exploration is getting your hands on some samples.
Eclipse Lyo provides a number of these.  There is a sample Bugzilla
OSLC service provider that leverages OSLC4J to expose bugs through
OSLC and more.

And much more, stay tuned and get involved!

As the Eclipse Lyo team wraps up 1.0, we'll be looking to see what is
next.  We are looking for feedbackon what we are doing, what the
community needs and ways we can improve on what we have.


On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 7:03 AM, <Lars.Ohlen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> Why is the information about the 1.0 present only at the http://open-services.net/ site and not in the Lyo pages hosted by Eclipse.org?
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> (if it exists it’s not that easy to find as on the start page of open-serivce.net site)
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> Seems like a small problem; but the new legal contract (terms of use) that needs to be signed before reading contents of the open-service.net currently stops me.
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> This because I need approval from our internal legal before I can sign.
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> And I can also think that release info about an Eclipse project seems logical to publish on its dedicated Eclipse site!
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> Info about the upcoming webinar about the Lyo PoC created by GM would also be great to find on the Eclipse site.
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> //Lars
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> Lars Ohlén
> Tieto
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> Sweden
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