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This charter briefly describes the mission, history, organization. MISSION2. 1 Apache Xalan exists to promote the use of XSLT. We view XSLT. (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) as a compelling. XML documents, thereby facilitating the. The ability. to transform XML documents into usable information has great potential. We intend. to build freely available XSLT processing components in order to. Apache Xalan consists of a set of components that transform XML. Where appropriate, these components plug into other XML. APIs (formal, de facto, or proposed). The. components must be high performance, reliable, and easy to use. Where. inter- related, the components must be part of an underlying architectural. We believe that the best way to define this XML transformation. APIs, code, testing. Components must be vendor neutral and usable as. In order to achieve a coherent architecture between Apache Xalan. APIs. Where appropriate, experiences and lessons learned will be fed. We will also encourage the innovation of new. APIs, and components in order to seed new concepts not. HISTORY3. 1 This project was established under the direction of the Apache. Software Foundation in October 2. Prior to October 2. Apache XML project.(top)4 TERMS4. The ASF Board. The management board of the Apache Software. Foundation. 4. 2 The Project. The Apache Xalan project; intended to refer to the. Apache Xalan. 4. 3 Subproject. The Apache Xalan project may have subprojects; a. Product. Some deliverable (usually a binary or source package). Subprojects may have. Release. A specific version of a product. Subprojects may have. Contributor. Anyone who makes a contribution to the development. Apache Xalan project. Committer. The Apache Xalan project has a set of committers. Committers are contributors who have read/write access to the source. PMC. The PMC (Project Management Committee) is the group of people. Individual people or committers do not control the project.(top)5 THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE5. The Apache Xalan project is managed by a core group of committers. Project Management Committee [PMC]. Subprojects, if any. PMC. 5. 2 The activities of the PMC are coordinated by the Chairperson. Apache. Board. The Chairperson will, on the request of the Apache Board. Board on issues related to the running of. Apache Xalan project. The PMC has the following responsibilities: a) Accepting new subproject proposals, formally submitting these. Apache Xalan committer vote, and creating the subproject. SUBPROJECTS below). This is done in collaboration with the. Incubator (see http: //incubator. Facilitating code or other donations by individuals or companies. Incubator. c) Resolving license issues and other legal issues in conjunction with. ASF board. d) Ensuring that administrative and infrastructure work is completed. Facilitating relationships among projects and subprojects. Facilitating relationships between the Apache Xalan project and the. Overseeing Apache Xalan to ensure that the mission defined in this. Resolving conflicts within the project. Reporting to the ASF board (through the Chair) on the progress. Propose new releases of projects or subprojects. Such proposals pass. PMC members vote in agreement. A contributor can, at any time, nominate a committer to be on the PMC. If two thirds, or more, of the active committers. PMC. The person. becomes a new PMC member if 7. PMC members vote in. PMC members. This individual. In cases where the subproject is unable to directly provide a. PMC, another member of the PMC will be required to. PMC. This will be strongly discouraged. It is preferable that all subprojects have direct representation on the. PMC. 5. 6 At least every twelve months, or more often if directed by the ASF. PMC members will elect a Chairperson from among themselves. PMC members is recommended. ASF board for the position of Chairperson, and with the ASF board's. Chairperson for the new term. Upon agreement by the Apache Board, the recommended Chairperson will. See. http: //www. The PMC is responsible for maintaining and updating this charter. Development must follow the process outlined below, so any change to the. Proposed changes. PMC are passed if 7. PMC members. approve the proposal, with no dissenting votes. However, an active Apache. Xalan committer may challenge the change. An active Apache Xalan committer may challenge a change to this charter. PMC within two weeks of its proposal. When challenged the. The PMC ultimately makes the decisions for the project, not the individual. At any time the PMC can reject patches or other contributions to the. PMC members vote to reject the contribution. A PMC member may resign their membership at any time. However, in the. unlikely event that a member of the PMC becomes disruptive to the process. PMC votes, the PMC member may be removed from. PMC by a vote among the other PMC members. The PMC member is removed if. PMC members approve the removal, with no dissenting. PMC members. 5. 1. A person remains a PMC member until he or she resigns, is removed by a. PMC members, dies or is incapacitated.(top)6 SUBPROJECTS6. A subproject of the Apache Xalan project is responsible for a component. Each subproject has its own set. Apache. Xalan is composed of subprojects which fit into one of two categories: (a) An XSLT processor implementation in some particular programming. There may be multiple processors for a given language if. API's the processors support are sufficiently dissimilar. At the. time of writing, there is one processor for C++ and two for Java.(b) A set of components which are used in related applications and are. API's, to one (or more) of the. A new subproject proposal is submitted to the PMC, and then accepted. Apache Xalan project active committer vote within two weeks. Each subproject must have a set of requirements as well as an. It is recommended that each subproject have a smoke- test system. A subproject may be removed if 7. PMC members approve. PMC members. and no challenges by active Apache Xalan project committers. A contributor may challenge the proposed removal. In this case the proposed removal is passed if within two weeks of the. Any subproject removal is subject to the approval of the. ASF board.(top)7 CONTRIBUTORS7. Like all Apache projects, the Apache Xalan project is a. People who make regular and substantial contributions may become. Contributions include: participating in. Issue Database. providing patches, and proposing changes to a product. In order to ensure that all code contained in the Apache Xalan. Apache Xalan must either. If contributing as an individual, sign the "Individual. Contributor License Agreement (CLA)". Secretary of the Corporation; or b) If making the contribution as part of their employment. Corporate CLA (CCLA)". Secretary of the Corporation. If the contribution in question is a small bugfix, the contributor need. CLA, but need only provide the following information, attaching. Name and employerb) Are you the author of the code being contributed? Do you have the right to grant the copyright and patent. ASF v. 2. 0. license (http: //www. LICENSE- 2. 0)? d) Does your employer have any rights to code that you have. If. so, has your employer given you permission to contribute the code. Are you aware of any third- party licenses or other. If so, what are they?(top)8 COMMITTERS8. The Apache Xalan project has a set of committers. If there. are subprojects, each subproject will also have a set of committers. Committers are contributors who have read/write access to the source code. New committers are added when a contributor is nominated by a. In most cases, new committers will. Issue Database or mailing lists. For the purposes of voting, committers will be classed as "active" or. Only active committers will be included in the totals used to. Committers remain active as long as they are contributing code or. If a committers has. PMC will e- mail the committer. PMC mailing list. An inactive status will not prevent a committer committing new code. Either of these activities will. INFRASTRUCTURE9. 1 The Apache Xalan project relies on the Apache XML project. Apache Infrastructure project for the following: a) Issue Database - - This is a system with issue- records. Repository - - The xalan. Committers make changes to the source code. Any subproject will have its set of committers. Website - - The website xalan. Apache Xalan project and its subprojects. Mailing Lists - - appropriate mailing lists will be created. PMC. Such mailing lists could. PMC mailing list, a general mailing list. LICENSING1. 0. 1 All contributions to the Apache Xalan project adhere to the "Apache. Software Foundation License, Version 2. LICENSE- 2. 0). All further contributions, including patches, must be made under the same terms. When a committer is considering integrating a contribution. CLA on file with the Corporation. PMC, to conduct due diligence on the pedigree of the. THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS1. For a committer to commit a change to the MAIN branch of the. Issue Database". to track the change. The status of the issue must be kept up to date. No voting is required to commit changes, but one other active. Before the changes are committed, the reviewer. Issue- records and reviews are not required for committing changes to. MAIN branch) in a repository.(top)1. VOTING1. 2. 1 Unless otherwise stated in this mission, votes cast on Apache Xalan. A challenge to. a proposal must also be made within two weeks of the proposal. Likewise. votes cast on challenges must be cast within two weeks of the challenge.(top)1. RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER APACHE PROJECTS1. The Apache Xalan project should work closely with other Apache. Xerces and XML, to avoid redundancy. Apache Xalan and these.
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