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Please add your name to the following list to RSVP for the Technology Projects Workshop: | Please add your name to the following list to RSVP for the Technology Projects Workshop: | ||
* [mailto:Dennis.OFlynn@Compuware.com?subject=Eclipse%20Corona Dennis O'Flynn], [[Corona]] Project Lead | * [mailto:Dennis.OFlynn@Compuware.com?subject=Eclipse%20Corona Dennis O'Flynn], [[Corona]] Project Lead | ||
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| + | * Paul Styles, Corona Product Manager | ||
* Scott Lewis, ECF Project Lead | * Scott Lewis, ECF Project Lead | ||
* Brian Carroll, ALF Project Lead | * Brian Carroll, ALF Project Lead | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 17 January 2007
Contents
Overview
(email from Bjorn)
Technology Committers, A number of Technology projects (ALF, Buckminster, Corona, ECF, Kepler) have decided to have a face-to-face meeting at the Hyatt Burlingame in the afternoon of January 24th (after the Council meetings). As with all things Eclipse, any and all committers are welcome to attend, but please RSVP.
Expected participants: developers in the application lifecycle and collaboration spaces. This is a technical, developer-centric, meeting.
Goal: identify areas where the projects can work together to accelerate the delivery of a cohesive Eclipse solution in this space. In other words, how can the projects work together (technically) and avoid duplication.
Presentation: each participant should expect to start the day with a brief (and technical) description of:
- Their project's goals and objects
- Technology the project has to offer in this space
- Common pieces required for a solution
- Candidates for consolidation of technology
- Existing overlaps of technology with other Eclipse projects
- Existing overlaps of technology with third-party (Apache?) open source projects
- Suggestion for next practical steps we should take
RSVP
Please add your name to the following list to RSVP for the Technology Projects Workshop:
- Dennis O'Flynn, Corona Project Lead
- Don Ebright, Corona Architect
- Paul Styles, Corona Product Manager
- Scott Lewis, ECF Project Lead
- Brian Carroll, ALF Project Lead
- Eishay Smith, OHF
- Craig Laverone, Aperi
- Bjorn Freeman-Benson, Technology PMC Lead
Technology Projects
Please add a short outline of the presentation you plan to bring to the workshop so that we can pre-review each other's work and thus get the short afternoon started more quickly.
Corona
Corona is the Tools Services Framework. Its goal is to enable tools and people to interact with each other in a common collaboration context. Corona's framework is based upon the following technologies:
- ContextContainer - common context for collaboration within a distributed workgroup environment
- RepositoryDescriptor - Defines a reference to a repository that is associated with the ContextContainer
- Events - Distributed event model for ContextContainer notifications
- Server Side Eclipse - Eclipse based server-side environment to manage Corona's workgroup environment
- Web services - an OSGi-based SOA component framework for server-side Eclipse plug-in deployment
- Management - manageability of component and resources via WSDM