Re: [Bodington-developers] Plugin interface

[Alistair Y. <ali...@sm...>]

> I've been cobbling for a year and have had enough
here here and here endeth the lesson. See you all in a pub sometime :)

Alistair


On 23 Mar 2006, at 14:22, Matthew Buckett wrote:

> Alistair Young wrote:
>>> Comments
>>
>> pretty impressive work Matthew but I'll bet you'd rather design  
>> it  from
>> the ground up.
>
> It's not that much work. The main thing was getting the mapping from
> Facilities/Resources to another framework going. But this isn't quite
> sorted. Initially I wanted to move most of the work of BuildingServlet
> into a filter and then use the servlet mappings to decide which  
> servlet
> to map the request to but the servlet spec isn't flexible enough so  
> the
> mapping has to be done in BuildingServer and then dispatched.
>
>> I can see why My Modules can't go in to 2.8!
>
> I'm not suggesting this should go in either. I'd just been mentioning
> this stuff and though I should expand on it.
>
>> Is it worth building on what Matthew has done to start designing  
>> bod  as
>> a modern application?
>
> If we throw it out that's fine, but I think we need to seriously think
> about this stuff. I've being working on it as I worked on MyWeblearn
> with the hope of ironing out bugs in it.
>
>> We need functionality now but we can't get it cleanly - we can either
>> keep cobbling it together with Facility but maybe it's time we stood
>> back, took stock and decided what we really want out of bod.
>
> I've been cobbling for a year and have had enough.
>
>> Maybe we need a summit, all devs, consultants and interested parties.
>
> hmmm... beer....
>
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