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- SPARQL issues from Ben O'Steen: FCREPO-478,479,480
- Moved to open state
- Q: Does Mulgara support these to begin with?
- A: Yes (Chris checked with Paul later in the day & updated issues accordingly in JIRA)
- Consistent Exception Handling: FCREPO-488
- Moved to open state
- Rework Fedora FAQs: FCREPO-483
- Moved to open state
- XACML hasModel patch from Thomas Wana
- Moved to open state
- Fold API-A Lite into the REST API
- Moved to open state
- Q: Need similar issue for API-M lite?
- A: No, REST API already generates PIDs and doesn't need upload
- Q: Deprecated API-M lite?
- A: Not until we have soap with attachments
- GSearch: Broken relative includes (w/patch) from Renaud Waldura
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- Client Jars as part of release (fedora-client-3.2.jar, fedora-messaging-client-3.2.jar)? (Bill)
For fedora-client-3.2.jar, we'll wait 'till old admin gui is removed, fedora-messaging has dependencies. When we move to maven, this will be easier to do for future releases. - 2.x Announcement (Chris) - ACTION: Send to list
Mailing List Guidelines
Adopt ASF tips? Or Jakarta Guidelines?
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- Get rid of existing fedora-commons-users and fedora-commons-developers lists
- Replace them with
- A support forum (with "best answer" type feedback)
- An announcement list (releases, conferences, jobs, etc)
- A fcrepo-dev list (just for fcrepo committer/contributor discussion)
OR'09
Team brainstormed what we can do at Fedora Developer Open House session
When: Weds, 11:30am-12:15pm
Where: Rooms Georgia Tech Global Learning Center
- Format: Panel or "circle of chairs" depending on size
- Possible Topics:
- What's new in 3.2
- Vision: What we'd like the dev community to look like
- Want: active community around plugin development
- Want: empowered community: if something needs doing, can jump in and do it.
- Want: diverse community w/r/t areas of expertise and dev environments
- Roadmap:
- committer priorities: maven for builds, osgi/springdm for pluggability. we think this will make contribs easier (experiences?)
- priorities of other developers in the community?
- New Process to Participate:
- What exists
- What to change
- Workflow? Minimal capability - what would be useful?
- Fed"or"ation?
- Icebreakers:
- Who's built from source?
- Who's made local changes? Tried to contribute?
- Goal:
- Individuals more inclined to contribute
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Misc Other Stuff
- Chris went through part 1 of this tutorial on OSGi. Grokking it: lots of similarities between Fedora's current "Module" approach.