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Re: [soa-iwg] Content of the Eclipse SOA Package
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Hi Zsolt,
Zsolt Beothy-Elo wrote:
Hello Scott,
let's start the SOA package with the basic WS tooling and the
corresponding runtime. In the meantime we can discuss how ECF
integrates best with the rest of the components and how to position
the two approaches to service orientation with respect to each other.
We should make sure we have a coherent package and not just a
disaggregated set of components.
I don't think that including the ECF distributed OSGi work (i.e. RFC119
and dependencies) at all leads to a disintegrated set of components. A
coherent SOA package, by my definition, would include that work...since
it represents the available work from the Runtime projects on that
section of OSGi 4.2.
Again, feel free to bring in your point of view and contribute to the
roadmap. Just add your points to the slides and send it back to the
mailing list, so we can discuss it openly.
I'm not going to do this directly...as 1) I'm out of town now for a
couple of days; 2) I'm not the author of the document. My main
suggestion for the roadmap and runtime is this: include the RFC119 impl
(and dependencies) from ECF in the roadmap (recognizing the OSGi
4.2/RFC119 standardization work), and the runtime (i.e. the ECF impl of
the spec).
I will be more than happy to add the result of the discussion to the
master. As you might have seen in the roadmap the current SOA package
is only a starting point. We plan to enhance it in the next months and
I am confident there is a place for ECF. You just have to participate
Like I said, I'm not going to modify the document initially for the
reasons above. As for participation...I consider creating the relevant
software significant participation.
For Mylin you are right, it is not a must have in a SOA package, but
I felt it being such basic Eclipse component similar to CVS team
support, that should be included in every Eclipse package (if it does
make sense).
Zsolt
BTW, I think ECF being the wire between equinox based SCA runtimes
would really make a lot of sense :-)
Me too. So I think we've established that most of what it takes to
effect it is some sense.
Scott
