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Hi,

Just created a new page 
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CXF/People
You can also navigator from the index page from the left column under 
*Developers*
Feel free to edit the page, link your personal space in ;)

Cheers,
James.

Dan Diephouse 写道:
> +1 to both Mark and your idea James. Do you want to create a page in 
> the wiki for this?
>
> - Dan
>
> James Mao wrote:
>
>> You are really really strong enough to join in. +1 from me.
>>
>> I'm thinking of that we should have a page 
>> http://cxf.apache.org/people to list all the committers in the page, 
>> and link people's blog/page in.
>> BTW, can you give out your blog page, books page
>>
>> Thanks,
>> James.
>>
>> Mark Little 写道:
>>
>>> Darn. Must remember to read all emails before replying ;-)
>>>
>>> I currently work for Redhat as Director of Standards and Development 
>>> Manager for the TS and ESB products. Prior to Redhat (JBoss) I was 
>>> Chief Architect for Arjuna Technologies, a spin-off from HP, that 
>>> specialised in distributed transaction and reliable messaging 
>>> technologies in CORBA, J2EE and Web Services. I've been involved in 
>>> Web Services standards and development since 1999/2000. Currently 
>>> I'm on the W3C WS-A, WS-Policy and WS-Choreo committees, and more 
>>> OASIS committees than I can remember!
>>>
>>> At Arjuna I was one of the primary authors of the OASIS WS-CAF 
>>> specifications (with IONA and Oracle) and am one of the primary 
>>> authors of the WS-TX specifications (WS-C, WS-AT and WS-BA) from 
>>> Arjuna, IBM, MSFT, IONA, BEA. I also dabbled in product development, 
>>> with the Arjuna Transaction Service (which is now in open source) 
>>> which has support for CORBA, J2EE and Web Services transactions 
>>> within it. While working on some of this stuff I implemented the 
>>> 2004 WS-Addr specification, WS-TX 1.0 and WS-CAF. Also taking part 
>>> in many interoperability workshops.
>>>
>>> I was a Distinguished Engineer at Hewlett-Packard prior to Arjuna, 
>>> where I ran the transaction group for HP. We implemented the worlds 
>>> first Web Services transaction product (HP-WST) back in 2001 and did 
>>> interoperability work with Microsoft. I also helped develop HP's 
>>> SOAP stack, as well as continue the evolution of the Hewlett-Packard 
>>> Transaction Service (aka Arjuna Transaction Service). Prior to all 
>>> this, I had another start up (Arjuna Solutions) where I developed 
>>> CORBA and J2EE transaction products.
>>>
>>> I've presented at many conferences/workshops, written several books, 
>>> dozens of papers and articles on subjects as diverse as quantum 
>>> mechanics and fault tolerant distributed systems.
>>>
>>> That's about it in a nutshell, except to say that I'll be glad to help,
>>>
>>> Mark.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 10 Oct 2006, at 17:38, Kevin Conner wrote:
>>>
>>>> Kevin Conner wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Can I have commit access please?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Apologies, I should have introduced myself to the group.
>>>>
>>>> I currently work for Red Hat, as part of the JBoss division. I 
>>>> joined JBoss as part of an acquisition when JBoss acquired 
>>>> transaction management technology from Arjuna. I am part of the 
>>>> transaction and ESB teams and am the lead for WS-TX.
>>>>
>>>> I started work as a kernel developer, writing fault tolerant 
>>>> network and SCSI drivers for a company that was later acquired by 
>>>> Sun. I have been using Java since 1995. Most of the development has 
>>>> been on the enterprise side with some GUI work (swing, AWT, SWT).
>>>>
>>>> As part of the work with Arjuna/JBoss/Red Hat I have implemented 
>>>> WS-TX and WS-TX1.1, WS-ADDR 2004 and WS-ADDR 2005. I have taken 
>>>> part in interops for WS-ADDR 2005, WS-TX and currently finishing 
>>>> WS-TX1.1.
>>>>
>>>> I have written a small SOAP stack based on StAX, currently used by 
>>>> the WS-TX implementation. It is similar to XFire but not as 
>>>> sophisticated.
>>>>
>>>> I hope this helps people to understand some of my background.
>>>>
>>>> Kev
>>>>
>>>
>>
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