| Re: [paho-dev] Software Contributions to the Paho Project |
Hello John. Thank you for the offer to contribute this client and broker! I would be most happy to help you get this started.
If you are not currently an Eclipse Committer, the process would be to commit your code via an existing Committer, as a Contributor. Dave Locke is probably the Committer to started with (currently on holiday).
The process gets kicked off by creating a Bugzilla report, answering a few questions, and submitting the code, which then triggers the preliminary Eclipse IP review.
Here is the Eclipse initial submission process flow chart. It may appear a bit complex, but in the most common cases, it is straight forward and proceeds rather smoothly. I would be happy to help you get it started. Just let me know when you are ready and I'll set up a phone call or Skype chat.
best regards....................Scott
From: John Rotach <john@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 02/06/2013 01:59 PM
Subject: [paho-dev] Software Contributions to the Paho Project
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Hello,
We at 2lemetry have developed an Objective-C MQTT client as well as an MQTT broker written in Google Go. I am writing to determine the intrest in contributing these implementations to the Paho project. If there is interest please let me know the contribution process.
Respectfully,
John
John Rotach
Developer, 2lemetry
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