From: Jody G. <jod...@gm...> - 2011-11-03 11:35:59
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Looks like jar-275 is going to die on us (sigh). Forwarded from geoapi email list... -- Jody Garnett Forwarded message: > Hello all > > JSR-275 has been withdrawn more than one year ago, and we don't know yet if a > new JSR would be attempted (the ex-JSR-275 leader is still investigating > possibilities). The http://www.unitsofmeasurement.org/ project has been created > one year ago as a replacement, and is now implemented by 3 independent products > (including one commercial). In order to keep the "javax" space clean, Oracle is > investigating the possibilities to remove dead projects like JSR-275 from Maven > repositories. We don't know yet if JSR-275 would be removed from Maven Central, > since Maven maintainer are reluctant to removing anything from that repository. > Nevertheless we copied JSR-275 artifacts to http://maven.geotoolkit.org/ for safety. > > Giving all the above, we have to move away from JSR-275 and I have been told > that org.unitsofmeasurement is the best target. If there is no objection, I plan > to perform the switch next weekend on GeoAPI trunk. This change would be part of > GeoAPI 3.1 release. > > Note that this change was already announced in GeoAPI 3.0 > (http://www.geoapi.org/3.0/javadoc/overview-summary.html#overview_description). > So hopefully, users and implementors will not be too surprised... > > For those we can not switch easily to GeoAPI 3.1, The Geotoolkit.org (http://Geotoolkit.org) project > will continue to provide GeoAPI 3.0.0 implementations (together with GeoAPI 3.1 > implementations) for a while. > > The release date and the exact content of GeoAPI 3.1 is not yet determined. The > roadmap will depend on feedback on this mailing list, feedback at OGC meetings, > and available resources. > > Martin |