> My main concern is the fact that Lenya does not come only with a
> community, but also with a code base. That code base is in use already
> at a selected number of commercial installations (which is good, of
> course). I hope to be proven wrong, yet I fear the existing codebase is
> intimately li
Michael, Folks,
Dear Incubator List [...]
My take (not being on the incubator PMC) is that I'd like to see the
code. I want to see how componentized it is - I might like to use some
of the comps outside of Lenya or outside of Cocoon itself - I'm always
excited by products that have internal
On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 04:01:16PM +0100, Michael Wechner wrote:
> Dear Incubator List
>
> Here's our proposal for _Lenya_ (plz see below), a Content Management
> System based on Cocoon.
FWIW, here's my +1 for Incubatorship. I see Lenya as tackling all the
problems that Forrest would eventually
Steven Noels wrote:
Michael Wechner wrote:
Dear Incubator List
Here's our proposal for _Lenya_ (plz see below), a Content Management
System based on Cocoon. The proposal can also be viewed as HTML at:
[cc'ed to cocoon-dev where Cocoon PMC lives, which will ultimatelly
decide whether Lenya can
Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
Is it possible to change the standard as not to infringe on these
patents?
It is unlikely that that there are any authentication framework designs
that don't touch on a number of strong patents. RSA is only one
obvious example. This is a bloody business - there is zer
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Steven Noels wrote:
I agree with your general assumption that a content management system is
pure marketing bullshit since there is no one size that fits all.
That's more or less what I'm saying, yes.
In fact, in my personal view, Lenya is an effort to build a community
Matt Sergeant wrote:
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003, Steven Noels wrote:
* A sh*tload of (even Cocoon-based) (half-baked) CMS solutions exist
already, which might or might not be willing to join ASF in the future.
What will happen if Lenya (nice name BTW) comes and claims that area?
Will it be the reference
Steven Noels wrote:
Michael Wechner wrote:
Dear Incubator List
Here's our proposal for _Lenya_ (plz see below), a Content Management
System based on Cocoon. The proposal can also be viewed as HTML at:
[cc'ed to cocoon-dev where Cocoon PMC lives, which will ultimatelly
decide whether Lenya can
Steven Noels wrote, On 20/02/2003 13.36:
Michael Wechner wrote:
Dear Incubator List
Here's our proposal for _Lenya_ (plz see below), a Content Management
System based on Cocoon. The proposal can also be viewed as HTML at:
[cc'ed to cocoon-dev where Cocoon PMC lives, which will ultimatelly
On my part this is -1 on these types of terms in general. These terms
basically make Apache a free development
subsidiary of RSA which is just not good. This is not specific to
OpenSAML. I look forward to a web services
security standard which is not tied to proprietary licensing.
Is it possi
Andrew, Sam,
Is this a -1 for OpenSAML? Please clarify.
Thanks,
dims
--- "Andrew C. Oliver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> +1 - very well said.
>
> > Please don't overgeneralize.
> >
> > I don't believe that SOAP or WSDL or JAX RPC are legal mine fields.
> > Every few months or so, however, a co
+1 - very well said.
Please don't overgeneralize.
I don't believe that SOAP or WSDL or JAX RPC are legal mine fields.
Every few months or so, however, a conspiracy theory shows up on
Slashdot or the Register or ScriptingNews that IBM or Microsoft or RSA
or whoever is undermining web services
Michael Wechner wrote:
Dear Incubator List
Here's our proposal for _Lenya_ (plz see below), a Content Management
System based on Cocoon. The proposal can also be viewed as HTML at:
[cc'ed to cocoon-dev where Cocoon PMC lives, which will ultimatelly
decide whether Lenya can become a Cocoon sub-p
Sam,
Ok. What should we do about OpenSAML? Since we are facing a problem here.
Thanks,
dims
--- Sam Ruby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Davanum Srinivas wrote:
> > Andrew,
> >
> > Since Web Services = Legal Mine field...Getting the license for Apache will ensure
>that Apache
> as
> > a Legal En
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