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More details on these 5 areas of development can be found on the Fedora Commons site at:
https://fedora-commons.org/confluence/display/DEV/Fedora_Enhanced_Security_Layer_FESL_Requirements
The goal of this project is to deliver on all 5 components by mid 2009, assuming a start date of June 1. The development team will consist of key members of the core DRAMA/Muradora team. Additional input and development will be provided by individuals from the Project Contributor institutions.
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The University of PEI and MediaShelf have agreed to manage the project, and will work closely with Fedora Commons to ensure optimal integration into the Fedora software. In support of the project, Fedora Commons will contribute a core developer to work with the FeSL team. Contributions to the FeSL project budget will be managed by Fedora Commons on behalf of the community and will be disbursed to pay contractors and developers hired to work on the project. Unallocated funds would be used for future enhancements as per community input.
If you are interested in becoming a Project Contributor or would like more information about the FeSL project, please contact Mark Leggott. I would highlight that this project provides one example of how we can expand the efforts of the Fedora Commons and the larger community to build a sustainable ecology around what has become a critical application at many of our institutions.
Mark Leggott, University Librarian
University of Prince Edward Island
550 University Ave. Charlottetown, PE C1A 4P3
902-566-0460 Fax 902-628-4305
mleggott@upei.ca