Compiere 260a initial experience (CODE)

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The current version of Compiere has been 2.5.x. This time, we finally waited for a major version leap.

1. FirstSource code, Starting from 260, Compiere's sourceCodeMoved from the original SourceForge CVS to the current svn.compiere.org,
A svn server. SVN access account managed by Compiere uses the logon name and password of Compiere WebStore.
You need to log in to the http://www.compiere.com/wstore registration, and then send a request in the past, indicating that you need to access the source code.
However, it should be open-minded (otherwise, Compiere people are too boring and will be able to make approve all day)

2. Download the source code, which is very slow. Here I am 2 ~ 6 kb/s, very painful.

3. License: Open the license statement in the Code, which has been changed from the original MPL to GPL. For this, I posted a post in open source news to describe it.

4. Some folders are added to the source code,
A. An independent Derby folder is added. Derby is the IBM-born open-source database, and Compiere's first open-source database porting goal.
I don't understand why he picked such a cold one.
The folder contains several Derby jar packages and some script files, which seem to be startup of some databases.
By convention, these should be placed under utils/Derby?

B. Changes under utils/now include the DB2, Derby, Oracle, PG, and sqlserver folders (in fact, these are in the code of 253b, an sqlserver), which looks like the database platform planned after Compiere. However, Compiere has been slow in recent years.

C. Add a WebCM folder, that is, Compiere, which was previously declared on the Compiere website, will enter the collaboration management field.
It seems to be true.
The code is composed of several servlets.ProgramThe program size does not look large. I don't know if it is finished.

Other notable changes have not yet been seen.