We’ll be presenting at ICSSEA 2011 in november, our paper “Introducing OSLC, an open standard for interoperability of open source development tools“, which recaps of some efforts we conducted in COCLICO.
Authors: Olivier BERGER, Sabri LABBENE, Madhumita DHAR, Christian BAC
Abstract: In the COCLICO project, efforts have been made to improve interoperability of software development forges, to help integrate them better in the modern software quality process of organizations. In order to improve such interoperability, implementation of the Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) specifications has been conducted (in particular the Change Management domain specifications). The OSLC-compatible open source adapters we have developed for the Jenkins Continuous Integration server and the FusionForge bugtrackers, have been integrated in a Web mashup, allowing to demonstrate the interoperability potential of OSLC-CM in a continuous integration use case. Even though deployment of OSLC is still limited for open source tools in the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) field, we believe it will offer great benefits and potential, for new complex and difficult problems, in particular for large scale bug tracking applications.
Keywords: ALM, standard, interoperability, OSLC, OSLC-CM, FusionForge, Jenkins, open source, free software
Hi Olivier, could you point me where I can get a copy of your paper?
Thanks,
B.
It should be available in the proceedings of the conference, I hope.
I’ve just uploaded my slides here : http://www.slideshare.net/olberger/presentation-icssea2011
And here’s the link to the paper :
http://www-public.it-sudparis.eu/~berger_o/4-1-Berger-Labbene-Dhar-Bac.pdf
A revised version of a preprint is now at http://www-public.telecom-sudparis.eu/~berger_o/papier-icssea2011/papier-icssea2011.html including Linked Research meta-data