Aria Technology Group - Project Caspian Horse

Project Caspian Horse (initial statement)

Description:
The Caspian Horse project is a mid-term project to standardize two scripting languages, g-script and b-script, through an international collaboration. The proposed standards are open source and not-for-profit. All collaborations for the establishment of the proposed standards are also not-for-profit. The g-script & b-script was originally introduced in Globe Server and Globe Client papers, respectively (see our Appetizer series).

Duration:
The project was announce on December 31, 2004. The estimated duration of the project total phases should not exceed 18 months.

Timeline:
This project has two main periods. In the first period, we develop a complete instance of g- & b-script for financial systems along with its g-server and g-client implementations. ATG takes over this period completely without any international contribution. Afterward, the fact-sheets of the first period are published to inspire developments in the second period. In this period, we collaborate with the legal or real persons who are interested to standardize these script languages. The following is the detailed timeline of the proposed periods:

January-March 2005: Planning the roadmap of the project.

April-September 2005: Running the first period of the project.

October-December 2005: Selecting international contributors for the second period of the project.

January-June 2006: Running the second period of the project.