Re: [Imsevimse-devel] ImseVimse

[Encolpe D. <Enc...@en...>]

Le 19 Sep 2002 09:33:08 +0200
Mikael Nilsson <mi...@na...> a discuté:
> On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 23:41, ede...@en... wrote:
> > 
> > - Prepare an interface with an SGBD (actually, i prepare an external
> > parser in python for a Zope site) => futur plugins ?
> 
> SGBD? That's a new term for me... can you clarify?

Sorry, it's a french acronym for DataBase Gestion System (Oracle, MySQL,
...). I reply below.
 
> > - Make the product really plateform independant and runnable via
> > javawebstart for being used like a service available in leaning
> > ressource.
> 
> WebStart is a really good idea!

The jar file can be use in javawebstart when it is sign:
http://gibbeon.ens-lyon.fr:9673/Developpement/javawebstart/lom2xml/index_html
I work with the 1.4.1 sdk from blackdown and javawebstart 1.2
They are available on:
http://gibbeon.ens-lyon.fr:9673/Developpement/javawebstart

> > What are the constaints on your works on Merlot and imseditor?
> 
> That was done completely independently from us... and I haven't had
> the time to check out the details of their work. Thus, we're
> completely free to do what we want with that work :-) as long as
> licences are compatible, of course.

Yes, we need to know their opinion on this.

> > My first job will be to melt all of these branch then i need some
> > way of work. I think i can negociate one full day of work by week
> > from my chief for the next two months.
> 
> I have perhaps a thesis project coming in on ImseVimse. In that case,
> we'll get a "full-time" developer on ImseVimse under my supervision.

Ok
 
> Also, Mark Painter is working on an SQL backend for ImseVimse. I'll
> try to get him on sf.net.... I'll be in touch!

It's my work too. I use an MySQL database with an xml parser in python 
to create the requests. That why i think of plugin capable to use
different database system. We think to migrate our datas on Oracle if it
necessary.

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