Straight from the horses´ mouth, so to speak. ;)
FC
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From: Sonya Barry <
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Date: Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 14:56
Subject: Re: Java.net and Kenai
To:
[hidden email], Fernando Cassia <
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Hi Fernando,
That is still on the roadmap for 2011. We just finished the final
import of projects from CollabNet last week, and we need to put in a
new email feature before we can start this work - SYMPA is running
beyond capacity and we can't add all the Kenai mailing lists to
Java.net without crippling the whole system.
Kenai.com projects are on a different stack from Java.net, which is
why they aren't accessible to each other - the user databases are
completely different. The big task for this migration is going to be
the merge of those two databases. Copying the project data will be
the easy part.
If you'd like to set up a project page on Java.net that points to the
Kenai project until we do the import you're welcome to do so.
Sonya Barry
Java.net Community Manager
On Jun 24, 2011, at 6:07 AM, Fernando Cassia wrote:
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> From: Fernando Cassia <
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> Date: Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 08:18
> Subject: Java.net and Kenai
> To: Dalibor Topic <
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>
> Question: wasn´t Oracle going to migrate Kenai.com to Java.net?
>
> If I remember right, I thought it was part of a two-step process...
> first replace the old Sun www.java.net infrastructure (it worked for
> me, but I guess it´s part of mergers to re-invent the wheel) with that
> of Project Kenai, then move projects from Kenai to Java.net (makes
> sense, given that Java.net has a much better domain
> name / better brand).
>
>
> Shouldn´t projects on Kenai.com also be accessible from the
> www.java.net domain name?
>
> I´m asking because after NetRexx became open source, the owners
> decided to create a project on Kenai.com, but I´m trying to convince
> them that since NetRexx is a third party language for Java, that it
> might be wiser to host it on Java.net instead. "Kenai" is meaningless
> as a brand name while Java.net indicates being part of the Java
> ecosystem.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> FC
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