binarycloud-dev

[binarycloud-dev] cvs is up

[alex b. <en...@tu...>]

hi all, for everyone that requested cvs access, it is up.

cvs -d:pserver:you...@cv...:/home/scm/cvsroot login=20

cvs -z3 -d:pserver:you...@cv...:/home/scm/cvsroot co =
r2=20

_please_ if you commit to this archive, send a notification to the list:

Subject: [cvs commit]
please provide your username, and files associated, and a short =
description of the changes.
so I can filter the mails and read them carefully.

if you're going to do anything, let me know (for the moment) because a =
lot of this stuff is a moving target (for example, tomorrow r2/htdocs =
will probably cease to exist, as it was an artifact of not having a =
makefile system set up) etc.

happy hacking!

_alex

Re: [binarycloud-dev] cvs is up

[John D. <jo...@we...>]

On Mon, 28 May 2001, alex black wrote:

> _please_ if you commit to this archive, send a notification to the list:
> 
> Subject: [cvs commit]
> please provide your username, and files associated, and a short description of the changes.
> so I can filter the mails and read them carefully.
> 

Why not grab loginfo.pl from PHP's CVSROOT and install that. That way this can be automatic.

John

Re: [binarycloud-dev] cvs is up

[alex b. <en...@tu...>]

> Why not grab loginfo.pl from PHP's CVSROOT and install that. That way this
can be automatic.

ooh, I will, thank you :)

_a

[binarycloud-dev] binarycloud

[Jason H. <jc...@ey...>]

Hi all, Alex..
I just wanted to let you know that I'm very eager to see this thing keep
moving forward.  I haven't noticed much activity lately and was
wondering where exactly are we?

I'm currently still digging through CVS and studying the draft spec.  Is
there a particular area of the source tree that I could lend myself to
helping develop?

Jason

Re: [binarycloud-dev] binarycloud

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> 
> Hi all, Alex..
> I just wanted to let you know that I'm very eager to see this thing keep
> moving forward.  I haven't noticed much activity lately and was
> wondering where exactly are we?

hi jason,

the make system is underway, it's complex so it's requiring some thought.
the rest of r2 core will follow shortly after make.

> I'm currently still digging through CVS and studying the draft spec.  Is
> there a particular area of the source tree that I could lend myself to
> helping develop?

I'm waiting to get out the bullhorn after r2/core is finished. As soon as
that happens I'll ask people to contribute a number of things:
    -a cache for rendered pages
    -possibly a low-level logger (think apache logging but to a central
database, maybe get and post logging as well)
    -help with "basic" modules, which I'm in the process of prototyping.

:)

_a


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[binarycloud-dev] UIManager naming question

[Jason H. <jc...@ey...>]

If the UIManager is used to simply generate output for FORM elements,
why not call this the FormManager?  Is this just too trivial to matter,
or does the UIManager do more than this?


Jason

Re: [binarycloud-dev] UIManager naming question

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> If the UIManager is used to simply generate output for FORM elements,
> why not call this the FormManager?  Is this just too trivial to matter,
> or does the UIManager do more than this?
> 
> Jason

For a couple reasons:

    -there is (or will be) a "FormBuilder" - which does the actual assembly
of forms, and deals with doing validation using entity manager.

    -You can build extra-fancy custom UI components of your own that do cute
things like pop-up a calendar and place the selected date into a field, or
maybe construct a dependent list of pulldowns from two lists, etc. These can
be very useful when you're building "rich" applications instead of simple
forms.


_alex



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[binarycloud-dev] CVS

[jason <ja...@gr...>]

I _just_ retrieved the latest CVS, and was able to install when I
noticed this.
Doesn't look quite right, thought I would ask first:

r2/binarycloud/build/en/user/binarycloud/mod/mod/xslt_example/



jason

Re: [binarycloud-dev] CVS

[alex b. <en...@tu...>]

> 
> I _just_ retrieved the latest CVS, and was able to install when I
> noticed this.
> Doesn't look quite right, thought I would ask first:
> 
> r2/binarycloud/build/en/user/binarycloud/mod/mod/xslt_example/

You're right, that isn't correct.
It  could be that the module doesn't have a correct package declaration.

are other modules working?

_a