Re: [mobile-iwg] (no subject)

[<Ronnie.King@xxxxxxxxx>]

Title: Re: [mobile-iwg] (no subject)

Hi, 

Thanks again for sharing this! It would be good to try and set a target for getting a first pass of feedback from everyone. If I remember correctly, at the meeting Ian was pushing for under 2 weeks which is going to be a bit tough with this week and next being short weeks due to holidays, but it would be a good target to help keep momentum. 

I will target Apr 16 as the goal for the combined feedback from Nokia.

Also, does anyone have suggestions on where the MIWG discussions and content should be captured. Should we continue to use the pages on wiki.eclipse.org that Christian put together for the Galileo release? 

Regards,
Ronnie   

On 3/30/10 4:33 PM, "ext Jon Dearden" <jdearden@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi folks,
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> Ian Skerrett asked me to forward the slides that were shown at the Pulsar meeting at EclipseCon last week. These slides are a high level overview of our thoughts on creating an architecture for mobile tooling on top of Eclipse. In considering this architecture, it would be great if we can all share our ideas on what else might belong in the architecture, what does NOT belong, and what can we get for free from the other projects.
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> Regards,
> Jon Dearden & Ken Wallis
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