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Executive Committee Meeting Minutes
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Total attendance: 12 |
Total attendance: 15 |
Since 75% of each EC were present, there was a quorum for this meeting |
Patrick welcomed the new EC members and invited them to introduce themselves.
"As individual member, I also consider myself a community representative. Having worked on portal technologies I'd like to standardize some of these technologies, and to focus on cloud architectures and open social trends in the enterprise way."
"I have been working in the field of wireless communications for 20 years, most recently with Sprint Nextel, and now as an independent consultant. I'd like to help resolve current JCP issues and hopefully achieve some concrete results."
Since this was the first time that EC meeting minutes would be public by default, the EC carefully reviewed the minutes to ensure that they accurately reflected what occurred during the meeting. After requesting some minor changes to the wording, members approved the public and private minutes for the September meeting.
Heather VanCura presented the EC statistics for review (see presentation).
The ECs then went into private session for a discussion on the negotiations between Apache and Sun.
Heather VanCura presented the PMO's plans to encourage transparency and agility (see presentation).
Referencing the statement on slide 6: "Show inactive status on JSR lists", Werner Keil asked when this feature would be available on jcp.org. Patrick reported that the JCP is working on a new version of the website. This feature will be available in that version, but not necessarily as a modification to the existing site unless this could be implemented with minimal effort.
Patrick then commented that this presentation provides a good segue into the next topic: the Maintenance Review of JSR 215.
Patrick reported that Heather will drive this initiative. The PMO will form a working group of willing EC members and will collect requests for changes to the process. They will issue call for volunteers and will report their progress back to the ECs.
In response to a question from the ECs about whether the membership of this working group will be fixed or whether interested EC members can participate at any time, Patrick responded that there is no intent to exclude anyone from participating - we simply want to ensure that there is a core group of interested members who can be relied upon to participate regularly in this work.