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Re: [osgi-technology-dev] New Github Organization for OSGi Technology project
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Hi Scott,
the eclipse-osgi-technology project is nothing new. we just now
have a separate github organization. this was before on the osgi
organisation.
I am pretty sure that eclipse-osgi-technology can host a lot of
osgi relates implementations and utils.
But as you said, if there is an other project like ecf. there is
no need to migrate.
eclipse-osgi-technology is also now there to host the best of all
reference implementations.
but it is super to host compatible implementations or libs and
tools.
current projects:
osgi-test
slf4j-osgi
jakartars-osgi
persons and projects that may are interested to join:
feature-launcher-impl -kentyou
jakarta-websocket-impl - sensinact and Christoph Läubrich
jakarta-xml.ws-impl - eclipse daanse
jakarta-jpa-impl - DataInMotion
rsa-impl - peter kriens and DataInmotion
all in the list are compatible implementations to osgi-specs so
easy to understand what they do and that they would fit.
So if you have something like some rsa parts or python
connections. i am open.
if you are an one eclipse-con we can meet with all
osgi-technology committers.
if not, would be nice to gen more details on what you want to
share.
Links doc process ;-)
https://www.eclipse.org/contribute/
`- become a committer on an
existing
project. -`>
https://www.eclipse.org/membership/become-a-member/committer/
have a nice day scott
On 09.10.24 22:47, Scott Lewis via
osgi-technology-dev wrote:
On
10/9/2024 1:14 PM, Stefan Bischof via osgi-technology-dev wrote:
as long as the repo/project you would
handle is in scope of the osgi-technology project is just the
normal eclipse way.
So...unfortunately, mine (ECF) is not a normal circumstance.
Why? ECF has been a runtime project for many years at EF and as a
mature project already implements the osgi remote services and rs
admin specifications. This impl is currently mature and used in
the OSGi TCK.
Since our RSA impl has a provider architecture for discovery and
distribution, over several years we've created a number of new
providers using new/increasingly popular discovery and
distribution transports...e.g.
discovery: etcd3 (kubernetes discovery protocol)
distribution: python<->java via py4j, gRPC
So my point is: we are not a new project looking to be under (or
move to) the osgi-technology project umbrella as is the usual
case. Rather, we have some new RS/RSA providers (under our own
impl of RS/RSA) that could be associated with and/or distributed
by the osgi-technology project because a) they are new osgi
technology components; b) They extend the capabilities of OSGi
remote services/RSA while remaining true to the current
specifications (e.g. standardized meta-data for
java<->python service-level inter-process comm).
In my view, it's only these new discovery and distribution
providers that would be candidates for being in the
osgi-technology repo...not the RS/RSA core impl, nor the 'older'
providers.
If this situation is addressed by the normal eclipse way, please
point me at any docs/process spec.
Thanks,
Scott
afaik Mark and Jürgen are Project Leads.
In the next days we will have a .github repo where you also
could create organisation related issues.
Stefan
On 09.10.24 20:57, Scott Lewis via osgi-technology-dev wrote:
What is the process for making code
contributions to the OSGi Technology Project (i.e. this repo
but not the jakararest-osgi codebase)?
e.g. spec impls, tooling, and/or RSA discovery and
distribution providers...e.g. as discussed previously on this
list:
https://www.eclipse.org/lists/osgi-technology-dev/msg00036.html
Scott
On 10/9/2024 10:20 AM, Mark Hoffmann via osgi-technology-dev
wrote:
Hello all,
I'd like to inform you, the the Github representation for
the OSGi Technology Project has become an own Github
organization:
https://github.com/eclipse-osgi-technology/
The jakartarest-osgi Repository has already been migrated to
this new location.
We will now have an own space for e.g. spec implementations
and other interesting OSGi-related projects.
Regards,
Mark
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