Looks like I still got one at the last moment (when Apache received
two more slots) -
Marcel Gordon (cayenne-rop)
http://code.google.com/soc/asf/app.html?csaid=emmpeegee%40gmail.com
%3A02030501%3Ad0307601
Unfortunately cayenne-search proposal didn't make it (it was #28,
while Apache got only 27 projects).
> I'll be contacting the students shortly and will have them sign up
> for the appropriate lists. We'll have to discuss what to do infra-
> wise. Both projects seem like something that would be better off
> going into their own branch, so that'll help matters. We'll have
> to decide whether we want to give them commit privs or have them go
> through JIRA. Even if we do give them privs, the infra guys are
> probably going to be overloaded for a bit, so we'll have to work
> something out for them.
Yes, the SoC code should go in a separate directory in Subversion
specifically configured to allow student check ins. I'll post to the
infra list about that. As a backup plan, ObjectStyle now has
Subversion too, but we'd rather keep this on Apache.
Andrus
On May 24, 2006, at 8:37 AM, Kevin Menard wrote:
> Well, in an interesting turn of events, I'm not sure Andrus ended
> up with any projects and I ended up with two.
>
> I've been assigned the following projects:
>
> Michael Victorov (cayenne-ropwsdl)
> http://code.google.com/soc/asf/app.html?
> csaid=m_victoro..ail.ru:fa66813f:10d85c13
>
> Bruno José de Moraes Melo (Cayenne Eclipse Plugin)
> http://code.google.com/soc/asf/app.html?csaid=brunoj..mail.com:
> 150f00c7:fb9bcd58
>
> Andrus, if you weren't assigned any and would like one, let me know
> and we can try to work something out.
>
> I'll be contacting the students shortly and will have them sign up
> for the appropriate lists. We'll have to discuss what to do infra-
> wise. Both projects seem like something that would be better off
> going into their own branch, so that'll help matters. We'll have
> to decide whether we want to give them commit privs or have them go
> through JIRA. Even if we do give them privs, the infra guys are
> probably going to be overloaded for a bit, so we'll have to work
> something out for them.
>
> Anyway, this is looking like a pretty exciting time for Cayenne (as
> excited as one can be over a piece of software anyway :-P). 1.2 is
> shaping up nicely and should be out shortly. The JPA work seems to
> be going fairly strong. Now we have a couple SoC students that'll
> be adding some other niceties to the project.
>
> --
> Kevin
>
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