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Re: [platform-vcm-dev] VCM plugin for StarTeam

Ringo,  I would recommend that for the time being you host your subproject 
on SourceForge or similar.  We (Eclipse) are still working out how to 
start subprojects.  There are advantages but also disadvantages to be an 
Eclipse Project subproject, or an Eclipse Tools Project subproject, that 
have to be worked out and made clear.

It may for example be better for you to host it elsewhere but have us link 
to your project.  That way you don't have to live under the charter, etc. 
This is all new to us so you are best to just make progress in the 
interim.

Kevin






Ringo De Smet <ridesmet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent by: platform-vcm-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx
11/13/2001 02:21 PM

 
        To:     "James Moody/OTT/OTI" <James_Moody@xxxxxxx>
        cc:     platform-vcm-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
        Subject:        Re: [platform-vcm-dev] VCM plugin for StarTeam

> "Our plan is to have the VCM 2.0 design closed off by end of year, and 
> an
> initial cut of our new CVS adapter written for
> VCM 2.0 in that same time frame. We are eager to work with repository
> vendors in the context of the Eclipse Project
> at eclipse.org in that same time frame, in order to validate our design,
> and to ensure that there will be first class integrations
> from the major vendors for the release of Eclipse 2.0."
>
> So I guess the word is: be patient, and there will soon be a much better
> API for you to work with.

I read on the VCM page that the goal is to have CVS + 2 additional 
providers ready by the end of the year. I suspect that one of the two 
additional ones will be ClearCase. I would like to propose StarTeam as 
the second. And I don't know if StarBase is going to participate 
themselves in this, but otherwise I will. The company where I work 
standardized on StarTeam and we also have the StarTeam SDK. This SDK 
includes a full Java library to all the features of StarTeam, so an 
Eclipse integration should be easily done. No native code has to be 
written at all.

I don't know about the licensing and distribution terms of the StarTeam 
Java library. I'll figure this one out.

BTW, if I would start on this one, what build of the R2.0 stream should 
I use? Stable, nightly or integration build? Can I use the 1.0 version 
to develop and a 2.0 build to test my code against?

You may interpret this message as an official request to the PMC for the 
creation of a StarTeam VCM sub project.

Ringo

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