Re: [Objectbridge-jdo-dev] Introduction
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From: Thomas M. <tho...@ho...> - 2002-04-10 19:50:05
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Hi Andy, > > I would hope some of the ORB community (and Sparrow) currently interested > in JDO would become active on this project as well... > sure ! > >>But: My practical experience with OpenSource projects tells me that it >>will be somewhat difficult to set up an additional project. >>OS projects are initiated and driven by people who feel responsible for >> "their" project. Who feels responsible for this additional project? >> > > It certianly takes time and effort to build a community. And volunteers. > I would hope that both you (Thomas) and Joel would have a vested interest > in the success of this effort. You are right though, a project needs a > primary driver to get off the ground and maintain momentum. > > If both communities (ORB and Sparrow) were to agree that creating a third > project (provided it could be done successfully) would be ideal, then it is > a question of who provides that leadership, and how does that community get > built.... > Being a "Maslow self-atualization junkie" I might volunteer for this job ;-) > > Joel? Comments please...I am not trying to cause problems here, just get > some consensus momentum built... > Joel, I just checked out the sparrow code and got it compiled! There are already some points in your code where we could introduce a separation of layers. It looks quite promising. So what do you think? > I really just want to see this happen!!!! One way or another.... > > >>It's good to reflect about optimal project organization etc. >>But we must not forget that you'll rely on volunteers doing all the >>work. >> > > Of course...volunteers are the best, because they operate at the highest > tier of Maslow's hierarchy - self-actualization.... Don't tell my boss. He will cut my salary if he notices that I'm working for self-actualization... :-) Thomas |