Re: Forum organization

I see...

We should probably add Enterprise Services (Serviced Components) top-level
board. One thing to remember is that forum boards don't necessarily have to
match modules within the project one-to-one, so it is perfectly fine to have
two top-level boards for Spring.Services module.

-- Aleks

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From: Bruno Baia [mailto:brbaia@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 12:16 PM
To: Aleksandar Seovic
Cc: Mark Pollack; Spring Developer
Subject: Re: [Springnet-developer] Forum organization


Ok
 
It's just that we don't see where goes EnterpriseServices stuffs, that's why
i wanted to change the forum name for everthing relate to "communication".
 
So if i understand what you mean, Spring.Interop will be in an integration
project in the future ?
 
 
-Bruno
 
2006/7/28, Aleksandar Seovic <aleks@xxxxxxxxxx>: 

        1. Forum for integrations, with a separate board for each
integration:  +1
         
        2. Services is too generic for a forum name. I really don't see
anything wrong with "Web Services and Remoting" -- it's pretty clear what it
means. 
         
        3. Windows Services forum should remain where it is now, as a
top-level forum. It's really not an integration project, but a framework for
Spring-enabled Windows Services development, analogous to Spring.Web or new
Windows Forms stuff. However, we do need to clean up project/solution files
and separate Spring.WindowsServices from Spring.Services module as they are
not related in any way.
         
        -- Aleks

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        From: springnet-developer-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:springnet-developer-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Mark
Pollack
        Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 8:40 PM
        To: Bruno Baia; Spring Developer
        Subject: Re: [Springnet-developer] Forum organization
        
         
                Hi,
         
        Yea, we chatted about it.
         
        We certainly need a forum for the Spring.Net.Integration project, so
I'll do that ASAP for NHibernate.  If you could move the Atlas code under
the integration module that would be great - the common area has a .bat file
for bootstrapping a new project, i.e. directory structure/.build/.sln files
etc.
         
        Spring Services as a forum name is kinda generic...let me think
about the name a bit more - maybe the description would be enough to clarify
but it doesn't jump out and grab you when quickly scanning the forum list. 
         
        To me the "Windows Service" doesn't go under integration since it is
dependent on classes in the BCL....  maybe we can just leave that as it
is...  
         
        We also need to have seperate jira project for the integration
projects... I'll see what I can arrange on that front as I don't want to
"pollute" the shared instance of jira we have now with the Spring.Java
project....
         
        Cheers,
        Mark
         
         


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                From: springnet-developer-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:springnet-developer-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Bruno Baia
                Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 8:13 AM
                To: Spring Developer
                Subject: [Springnet-developer] Forum organization
                
                 
                Hi,
                 
                I think i already talked about this to someone (maybe Mark
?).
                 
                To rename "Web services and remoting" forum to "Services" or
something (everything related to Spring.Services).
                To create a Spring Integration forum group in which we can
move the "Windows Services" forum and create a forum for each "Spring.Net
integration" project (NHbinernate, IBatis, Interop, Atlas, etc....) 
                 
                What do you think ?
                 
                 
                Cheers,
                Bruno
                 

        


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