| FWIW, "Top Level Project" has a specific meaning in the EDP.  Your
    list looks like a bunch of bundles from stp.model (Intermediate
    Model). Is this correct? 
 The EDP requires that we engage in a Restructuring review. It's a
    relatively simple affair, requiring only a short description of what
    needs to move and where. We can include it in the STP termination
    documentation. i.e. we can combine the STP termination review with a
    stp.model move review. Once we have all the answers, I'll finish up
    the termination/move documentation and schedule the review.
 
 Does moving to stp.model to eBPM make general sense? Does it fall
    under the scope of eBPM? Does anybody else depend on this code?
 
 What of stp.policy?
 
 Wayne
 
 On 01/12/2012 08:42 AM, Andrea Zoppello wrote:
 
      
      Hi Wayne,
 
 The SOA ebpm project still depends on the following in STP top
      level projects:
 
 - org.eclipse.stp.im
 - org.eclipse.stp.im.edit
 - org.eclipse.stp.im.editor
 - org.eclipse.stp.im.in.bpmn
 - org.eclipse.stp.im.resources
 - org.eclipse.stp.im.runtime
 - org.eclipse.stp.im.tests
 - org.eclipse.stp.im.tool.in.bpmneditor
 
 that are located  at
"..svnroot/stp/org.eclipse.stp.intermediate-model/org.eclipse.stp.model/trunk/".
 
 BTW i agree with you that it's time to terminate the STP project.
 
 On the other side we have ebpm ( and the spagic stack ) deployed
      and installed in a lot of projects so
 we need to continue support on this code.
 
 A migration to Mangrove project is planned, but even if we'll made
      the migration of the code, we still need
 to mantain the old code too for mantainance reason.
 
 So my proposal, is to move this code in the SOA/ebpm repository
      where the ebpm group  can continue to mantain
 and use it. I'm not sure if this required a CQs or some formal
      steps, or if we can simply proceed to check in
 the code in the ebpm repository.
 
 This seems to be a reasonable solution for us. Let me know if this
      ok for you.
 
 
 Andrea
 
 
 
 Il 11/01/2012 20:35, Wayne Beaton ha scritto:
 
        AFAICT, there are two things stopping me from terminating STP:
        stp.model and stp.policy. These subprojects were created as
        components when we had such a notion. If they are to be moved,
        then the code contained in these components can be moved to an
        existing project. Or--since all "components" automatically
        became projects when we changed the EDP--we can simply move
        these "projects" under SOA and be done with it. What makes
        sense?
 FWIW, there were a handful (14) of commits against stp.model in
        2011.
 
 The termination documentation [1] indicates that all other
        components/subprojects are to be terminated and archived.
 
 I want to move forward with this. Would setting an arbitrary
        deadline help?
 
 What else I can do to move this forward?
 
 Wayne
 
 [1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/STP/Termination_Review
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