Hi again,

Thanks for a great discussion. It would also be good to move at least non-technical notes from the dev guide to the main website, e.g. https://oslc.github.io/developing-oslc-applications/why-develop-oslc-applications.html

Team,

With the OSLC for Products team being stood up, it caused me to wonder how many more sub teams/OSLC projects are out there being worked.  I’ve had some other RTX folks tell me they’ve “been involved” w/OSLC though I haven’t seen them in our meetings.

Are we the only two groups/teams?  Just curious.

Hi again,

Thanks for a great discussion. It would also be good to move at least non-technical notes from the dev guide to the main website, e.g. https://oslc.github.io/developing-oslc-applications/why-develop-oslc-applications.html

Hi James

I don’t believe there are any. And I don’t recall any being created before. All effort has been within this single core team.

To have a complete answer (and at the risk of sounding very old), I recall an Embedded Systems group being created 2013. Aim was to find a way to work in parallel with the group working on Specifications.

https://archive.open-services.net/wiki/embedded-systems/index.html

The idea was good. But among other things, we struggled to find the resources to keep it going.

regards

Team,

With the OSLC for Products team being stood up, it caused me to wonder how many more sub teams/OSLC projects are out there being worked.  I’ve had some other RTX folks tell me they’ve “been involved” w/OSLC though I haven’t seen them in our meetings.

Are we the only two groups/teams?  Just curious.

Hi again,

Thanks for a great discussion. It would also be good to move at least non-technical notes from the dev guide to the main website, e.g. https://oslc.github.io/developing-oslc-applications/why-develop-oslc-applications.html