RE: [soa-forum] Hosting of SOA-CoP Demo Portal/Registry

["Cory Casanave" <cbc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Farrukh,

We would like to have a .gov address for the running demo web site (I assume there would be one), registry and perhaps the “community” role.  This may or may not be the same place we keep the project development assets.  My guess is the GSA portal will not be sufficiently mature to replace sourceforge but lets find out.  What they currently have up is the jBoss portal and application server.

Unless there turns out to be all the pieces (the ones you have listed) ready to go on jBoss, we should probably use sourceforge.

 

As to what will be on sourceforge – I haven’t expected that much would need to be developed at the community level – primarily the model and ws-* specifications.  This part must be open and available.  Implementation of any of the components may or may not be open source – if they were open it would make sense to put them on the same place.

 

Thanks!

 

-Cory

 

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From: Farrukh Najmi [mailto:Farrukh.Najmi@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 9:10 AM
To: cbc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [soa-forum] Hosting of SOA-CoP Demo Portal/Registry

 

Cory Casanave wrote:

In the phone meeting today the question of hosting the central site on a government resources was brought up.  We have a tentative
“thumbs up” from George Thomas , GSA Chief Architect, for hosting the resources as part of the open source community they are developing.

Hi Cory,

Great news! Will this be on SOurceForge as I had proposed or somewhere else?
If it is at sourceforge then there a small lead time of 1-2 weeks to get a project started.
Let me know if you want me to start the process at sourceforge. All we will need is for us
to come up with a one word name for project and a paragraph that describes it goals and deliverables.

If it is to be hosted elsewhere then please do share the logistics for CVS or Subversion repository and how to get
access to the server. I assume you are aware that it take quite a bit of infrastructure to host an open source project:

• Online support
• Mailing lists
• Version control system (Subversion or CVS)
• Issue tracker
• FAQ Tracker
• secure access to server via SSH
• Web site
• Wiki
• Continuous Build support
• File Releases process

Thanks for the update.

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Regards,

Farrukh

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