So far, four other Struts committers have commented on the proposal (plus Don and myself), and all the comments have been positive. There are another five committers who are tracking Struts 1.3.x who haven't chimed in yet.

Some of the other committers are focussed on Shale right now, and might not feel a need to chime in on this.

Before we go any farther, we should confirm that there won't be any showstoppers with the paperwork.

Patrick and Jason should review the Apache software grant and confirm that it would be something you could execute in relation to the WebWork codebase.

* http://apache.org/licenses/software-grant.txt

With other projects joining the ASF, there have been discussions on a public list authorizing an individual to execute the grant on behalf of the group. When the time comes, it might be helpful if Roger Oberg were part of that online discussion.

Please also confirm that you both have had a chance to review the ASF How it Works pages and the Apache Struts Charter.

* http://apache.org/foundation/how-it-works.html
* http://struts.apache.org/bylaws.html

All ASF committers must have a Contributor's License Agreement on file. Sometimes, there are conflicts with corporate IP agreements, so please be sure to review the CLA to see if there would be any problems when we get to that stage.

* http://apache.org/licenses/icla.txt

Patrick, Have you signed up for an account at

* http://opensource2.atlassian.com/confluenc...isplay/STRUTS2/Home

I'd like to give you karma to access the space, but I don't see an account that looks like it's yours. Right now, the space is invisible unless you are "on the list".

-Ted.