Re: [bme-develop] Development issues

[Daniel G. <al7...@ma...>]

Hello.

> Hi,
> 
> Daniel - is your CVS server just hosted on your machine? I think we 
> should begin making use of the CVS server at sourceforge. If you do 
> not 
> want to check in all the GUI code, maybe we could at least work on 
> the 
> network code in CVS, and we can add the GUI files there as we create 
> them.
Yes, the cvs server is just hosted on my machine. I agree with you, 
it's time to go open source with the project. I don't have a problem 
importing the whole thing, do you? I prefer to have everything there 
because we will be working with protocol and GUI, as Mik is doing now. 
What do you think?

> 
> Website; Something simple will be fine - php + mySQL would be good 
> (submit a sf.net service request if you still can't access the DB 
> Tim), 
> otherwise plain-vanilla HTML will suffice for a while.
> 
> I'm going to start on the GUI soon, however first I would like to get 
> to the bottom of the strange network code bugs (me + tim experienced 
> the messages not arriving phenomenon the other day). A text log can 
> be 
> useful, but it isn't live - I'm going to create a class derived from 
> BNetEndpoint that creates a BWindow with a BListView when 
> constructed, 
> and any bytes sent or received will be instantly logged to the 
> BListView. Then if we can arrange a time to test, one of you can log 
> in 
> with the official client and we can play around for a bit, while I'm 
> looking at a "live" view of the actual network traffic.
I like your idea for the live view of network traffic. It will come in 
handy when debugging the protocol code and file transfers.
Have you heard complains from other users about this issue (messages 
not arriving)? I ask because it does not happen to me, but I can't say 
I use MSN that much now, nor that I have tested it that much, just 
curious if anyone else has these problems.

> 
> Simon
> 

Thanks,
Daniel