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From: UlhasBhole <ubhole@fusesource.com>
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Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2010 15:34:09 +0000
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+1,

-- Ulhas
On 16 Nov 2010, at 22:35, Sergey Beryozkin wrote:

> Hi
>=20
> I'd like to initiate a vote for =C5=81ukasz More=C5=84 to become a CXF =
committer.
>=20
> You may recall that =C5=81ukasz came forward and proposed to have =
OAuth 1.0
> implemented in CXF as part of GSOC 2010.
>=20
> During GSOC 2010 =C5=81ukasz tried his best to complete this complex =
project in
> time and he was very good at keeping the CXF dev community in the loop
> regarding the actual progress. Having had some limited exposure to =
OAuth
> related projects, I can tell that working with OAuth can be daunting =
and the
> amount of information to filter through can be overwhelming and thus I =
was
> really happy seeing =C5=81ukasz persevering and doing a very good =
effort as part
> of his project.
>=20
> One thing I'd like to highlight is that even though OAuth does not =
seem to
> be the most popular technology among CXF users today, it is really =
just a
> matter of time before OAuth starts hitting the mainstream. Today OAuth =
is
> associated with social networking, web-based user accounts, etc, but =
it does
> seem it is sooner rather than later when us, CXF users, will want to =
build a
> local OAuth-aware application  inside the enterprise and integrate =
with
> their STS stores, etc given the amount of attention big players are =
giving
> to OAuth today.
>=20
> =C5=81ukasz is an OAuth expert and he is working with OAuth and I do =
believe
> having him on board will benefit CXF going forward. We do want CXF =
featuring
> in the OAuth game one way or the other.
>=20
> Finally, it is worth mentioning =C5=81ukasz has continued working on =
his project
> after GSOC 2010 ended which shows his commitment.
>=20
> Thus I'd like to start a vote
>=20
> Here is my +1
>=20
> Sergey