[wtp-pmc] Fw: [eclipse.org-technology-leads] Another small file to creat

[Arthur Ryman <ryman@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I'll create this page for us.

Arthur Ryman,
IBM Software Group, Rational Division

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Bjorn Freeman-Benson <bjorn.freeman-benson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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11/29/2005 05:10 AM

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Subject	[eclipse.org-technology-leads] Another small file to create on your        project website

Dear Project Lead,
As part of the Phoenix release (Phoenix being the new website architecture
and look and feel), the Projects page and the Technology page are becoming
database-driven and distributed-maintenance. What this means for you is
that you can control what is said about your project - you no longer have
to ask Susan or Denis or myself to change the project description.

All you have to do is create a small HTML file in the root of your project
website named "project-page-paragraph.html".  For example,
here is one I created about the Technology Project:

<p><b><a href=""    
The Eclipse Technology Project (Incubators)</a></b> - new channels
for open source developers, researchers, academics and educators to participate
in the on-going evolution of Eclipse.
Organized in three streams: Research, Incubators and Education.</p>

And here is a sample I created for ALF:

<p><b><a href="" Lifecycle
Management</a></b> <br/>
An Application Lifecycle is the continuum of activities required to 
support an enterprise application from its initial inception through 
its deployment and system optimization.
</p><p>
The goal of the ALF project is to solve this integration problem 
by introducing a central negotiator that manages interactions 
between applications. This service-oriented event manager 
provides a very useful uncoupling function. Using an intermediate 
communication format prevents having to integrate an application 
several times with several other applications, and simply carries 
out one integration on the central node. The central node then 
carries out communication with other applications through 
orchestration of their corresponding web services. 
</p>

The Project
page has default paragraphs that I typed in,
but if you create your own it will automatically replace the defaults.
Please try to keep the project descriptions short and useful.

The Technology
page has no defaults and thus just lists the
sub-project names. If you want more than the name, you'll have to create
the project-page-paragraph.html file.

Let me know if you have any trouble or any questions,
Bjorn
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