From: Phil B. <ph...@tc...> - 2002-02-05 22:25:09
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Just as a matter of interest, is there anyone else lurking on this list? I am writing an authentication manager that uses GemStone Object Database as it's storage. This is the kind of thing that you only ever do once with each server environment. Although I don't expect that there are that many people using GemStone and cocoon, I believe these kinds of tools should be collected and made available to the chello project. I would like to see chello be not only a great base for starting any cocoon project, but an excellent set of resources that provide solutions to common problems. That is all. Any comments or ideas? Thanks. Have fun, Phil |
From: Cyril C. <cca...@iv...> - 2002-02-08 14:43:12
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We'd like to keep Chello as general as possible. This is difficult to define if an given functionality is "general" or not. More, a component can be reusable, interesting for many persons, but not "general". (like an authentication manager for Gemstone, for instance (-; ) So i think specific stuff should not be part of the standard distribution. Nevertheless, I think we can host it as sub-projects under the Chello project. -- Cyril Phil Blake wrote: > Just as a matter of interest, is there anyone else lurking on this list? > > I am writing an authentication manager that uses GemStone Object > Database as it's storage. This is the kind of thing that you only ever > do once with each server environment. > > Although I don't expect that there are that many people using GemStone > and cocoon, I believe these kinds of tools should be collected and made > available to the chello project. I would like to see chello be not only > a great base for starting any cocoon project, but an excellent set of > resources that provide solutions to common problems. > > That is all. > > Any comments or ideas? > > Thanks. Have fun, > > Phil > > _______________________________________________ > Chello-users mailing list > Che...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/chello-users |