Re: [sca-j] Is it time to start looking at the JEE specificationagain?

[Anish Karmarkar <Anish.Karmarkar@oracle.com>]

I won't be on the call tomorrow, but my opinion is that we should keep 
the JEE spec deprioritized at this point. There is quite a bit of stuff 
left to do wrt taking the Spring and EJB specs to PR and 
starting/finishing the test assertion and test case work for the Java 
CI, Java CAA, Spring and EJB binding specs. I do feel that it is 
important that those specs not be delayed. I'm indeed guilty of not 
finishing my AIs related to that as well as not being proactive in 
creating proposals for open issues. All I can say is, as a first step 
I'll start working on my AIs (but that'll have to wait till next week as 
I'm off the rest of this week).

-Anish
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Mark Combellack wrote:
> Hi,
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> Whilst preparing the agenda for Friday’s call, I noticed that there are 
> currently no new issues or open issues with proposals that are ready for 
> discussion. My original plan was to cancel the call due to lack of 
> agenda items. However, on the Monday call, we discussed whether we 
> should start looking at the SCA JEE specification again. As a result, I 
> have created JEE specification related agenda for Friday’s call.
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> The first item on the agenda is for the TC to decide whether it wants to 
> look at the JEE specification at this time. If it does not then the call 
> will be short as the rest of the agenda items are JEE issues.
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> I would be interested in people’s opinion as to whether we should start 
> looking at the JEE specification at this time.
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> Thanks,
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> Mark
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