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A vote to retire HISE is currently in progress. Signed off by mentor:
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Failed to report.
Did not report. Appears largely inactive, and perhaps should be retired.
* A brief description of your project, which assumes no knowledge of the project or necessarily of its field Apache HISE (Human Interactions Service Engine) is an open source implementation of WS-Human-Task specification (Web Services Human Task). It reads Human Tasks definitions provided in XML format and handles requests for task creation from external system. It also exposes TaskOperations Web Service, which is invoked by task clients, such as AJAX web applications in order to fetch and manage task lifecycle. After successful completion of a given task by task operator, HISE sends response back to external system in order to notify completion. * A list of the three most important issues to address in the move towards graduation. 1) release version 1.0, most of the WS-Human-Task specification is implemented 2) attract developers 3) create vision and use ceses of product usage * Any issues that the Incubator PMC or ASF Board might wish/need to be aware of It seems that leading developer of the product is no longer contributing to it. Project activity is very low - last in November 2010. HISE has commercial deployments, so it will be in some degree supported. * How has the community developed since the last report Leading developer of the product is no longer contributing to it. * How has the project developed since the last report. Implementation of the 1.0 specification is almost completed. Product has commercial deployments. Signed off by mentor: gdaniels (commentary - clearly this is not an ideal situation. We should discuss how to either get this project back on track with a functional community, or consider other options.)
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The goal of HISE is to provide support for the WS-Human-Task 1.0 Specification. HISE started Incubation in November 2009. HISE did not file a report. Checking the mailing lists shows that there have been 5 messages in the past 2 1/2 months, a marked drop off from the first quarter of 2010. Likewise there has been a single commit since the end of March. The project will be pinged to find out what is going on there.
*** DID NOT REPORT *** Human Interactions Service Engine - an implementation of WS-Human-Task specification. The project is new, reported last month, and perhaps was unaware that they also needed to report this month. There have been 16 commits in February and 47 in January. Likewise, there has been some light e-mail traffic on the mailing lists.
HISE is Human Interactions Service Engine - an implementation of WS-Human-Task specification. It is in incubation since 2009-11-06. For graduation, it needs: * remaining task operations implementation - currently it's about a half complete, * building community of users and diversifying community of developers - currently all committers are from a single company. Currently project has a basic WAR distro, which enables to do some basic WS-Human-Task operations, like: * basic path for Task lifecycle: receiving a claim via Web Services, claiming ownership, forwarding, completing a task and sending response via Web Services, * it has authentication support via WSS4J and holds an internal persistent structure of user logins, passwords and their group memberships; potential owners for tasks can be looked up by user's group attributes.
HISE has entered incubation on November 6, 2009. HISE provides a deployable component ready to interpret human interactions defined in xml files, as specified in WS-Human-Task 1.0 Spec. It also exposes a taskOperations Web Service for tasks management. HISE is still in the setup phase, although that's almost done. All initial committers now have an account, the repository and issues manager has been setup. The only missing piece left are mailing-lasts, for now we're using ODE's development list when necessary.