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 ===== Plan =====
 ==== Stage 1: architecture ====
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   - Decide what info we need from applications and servers in order to be able to implement wanted functionality. **[checkpoint: 12 May 2007 16:00 UTC]**
   - Make up application and server config files format and directory layout ([[http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/glep/glep-0011.html|GLEP 11]]!). **[checkpoint: 19 May 2007 16:00 UTC]**
+At the end of this stage we should have an answer to this question: **What are we going to implement, what features will it provide and how it is supposed to be used?**.
 ==== Stage 2: simple web applications ====
   - Дальше хочется наверное получить минимальную реализацию, так чтобы мы смогли хотя бы одно приложение задеплоить в хотя бы один сервер. думаю проще будет начать с веб-приложений. иметь в виду, что бывают другие типы, но для начала просто ставить заглушки.
+At the end of this stage we should be able to package and run simple web applications that do not require DB access.
 ==== Stage 3: database-backed web applications ====
 FIXME
+At the end of this stage we should be able to package and run web applications that require DB access.
 ==== Stage 4: ejb/ear applications ====
 FIXME
-==== Stage 5: global review, stabilization ====
+At the end of this stage we should be able to package and run ejb/ear applications.
+==== Stage 5: stabilization ====
 FIXME
-==== Stage 6: feature freeze, merge into java overlay/main tree ====
+At the end of this stage we should have public-ready API and documentation.
+==== Stage 6: merge into java overlay/main tree, package more apps ====
 FIXME
+At the end of this stage we should have all stuff in portage main tree.
 ===== Project Goals =====
   * Provide consistent environment for deployment of Java server applications (webapps, ejbs, ears)