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From: Kirsty D. <ki...@lo...> - 2001-09-07 15:37:52
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i've just been messing around with java web start; might be an idea to put it on the jericho home page when i've got it a bit more sussed. http://nocto.com/kirsty/index.html#5540629 btw, do you have any ideas for an icon etc for jericho? i might play with some graphics type stuff for jericho over the weekend. cheers kirsty -- + [kirsty darbyshire] [technical director, loquax limited] + + [the uk's competition portal] [http://www.loquax.co.uk/] + + -------------------------------------------------------- + + [yahoo: kadiiii] [kirsty's web stuff: http://nocto.com/] + |
From: Kirsty D. <ki...@lo...> - 2001-09-07 14:04:35
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i've added a drop down box onto the gui login screen; you can choose to use the default blogger or livejournal servers (at least i think that's the standard live journal server) or specify your own server. i should probably remove all references to 'Blogger' from the gui too. cheers kirsty -- + [kirsty darbyshire] [technical director, loquax limited] + + [the uk's competition portal] [http://www.loquax.co.uk/] + + -------------------------------------------------------- + + [yahoo: kadiiii] [kirsty's web stuff: http://nocto.com/] + |
From: josh l. <jo...@st...> - 2001-09-06 20:57:13
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I'm forwarding this to the list because I wasn't paying attention to the reply-to... josh josh lucas wrote: > > Kirsty Darbyshire wrote: > > > > josh lucas wrote: > > > > > Kirsty Darbyshire wrote: > > > > > >>>- some sort of text box/check box thing which would let you 'override' > > >>>the plant.blogger.com server and use one of your own choosing. A few > > >>>folks have written me asking for this since they could then use the > > >>>livejournal gateway and a few others. > > >>> > > >>that's easy enough from the gui if there's some way to change the > > >>'Constants'. I'd say a setServer operation on the JBlogger object is > > >>probably the best way to handle it. > > >> > > > > > > yup.. i'll do something like that... > > > > ok, the login screen of the gui probably needs to have an option to > > choose your server; choices will be something like default blogger, > > default live journal and specify your own. then there will need to be > > a way to get into manila too since that doesn't support the > > getUserBlogs function i think? > > > > >> From a gui point of view i just want to add the ability to delete > > >>posts and to get and edit the templates and then i've got pretty much > > >>eveything that i wanted it to do in it. I'll probably add those bits > > >>in tomorrow. > > >> > > >> > > > > > > sounds good to me... I'll update the list when i check some of this > > > stuff in.. > > > > ok > > > > i've just added: > > > > * template editing > > * post deleting > > * saving to file/loading from file > > > > very cool changes!!! Just tried them out and they rock! :) > > I added the getUserInfo method to JBlogger and I also added a new > constructor which takes a different server. > > Do you think this is ok or should I break out the creation of the > XmlRpcClient object out of the current no args constructor and put it in > some sort of init() method which would allow for a setServer method? > > josh |
From: Kirsty D. <ki...@lo...> - 2001-09-06 12:53:29
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josh lucas wrote: > Kirsty Darbyshire wrote: > >>>- some sort of text box/check box thing which would let you 'override' >>>the plant.blogger.com server and use one of your own choosing. A few >>>folks have written me asking for this since they could then use the >>>livejournal gateway and a few others. >>> >>that's easy enough from the gui if there's some way to change the >>'Constants'. I'd say a setServer operation on the JBlogger object is >>probably the best way to handle it. >> > > yup.. i'll do something like that... ok, the login screen of the gui probably needs to have an option to choose your server; choices will be something like default blogger, default live journal and specify your own. then there will need to be a way to get into manila too since that doesn't support the getUserBlogs function i think? >> From a gui point of view i just want to add the ability to delete >>posts and to get and edit the templates and then i've got pretty much >>eveything that i wanted it to do in it. I'll probably add those bits >>in tomorrow. >> >> > > sounds good to me... I'll update the list when i check some of this > stuff in.. ok i've just added: * template editing * post deleting * saving to file/loading from file cheers kirsty -- + [kirsty darbyshire] [technical director, loquax limited] + + [the uk's competition portal] [http://www.loquax.co.uk/] + + -------------------------------------------------------- + + [yahoo: kadiiii] [kirsty's web stuff: http://nocto.com/] + |
From: Kirsty D. <ki...@lo...> - 2001-09-05 15:36:04
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> - some sort of text box/check box thing which would let you 'override' > the plant.blogger.com server and use one of your own choosing. A few > folks have written me asking for this since they could then use the > livejournal gateway and a few others. that's easy enough from the gui if there's some way to change the 'Constants'. I'd say a setServer operation on the JBlogger object is probably the best way to handle it. > - I'll try and get all of the Manila-related library stuff checked in > today and then we can talk about how to support both in the GUI. cool, i've only a faint idea of what the manila interface is like; i'll take a look when it's checked in. > - Any other improvements you can think of... From a gui point of view i just want to add the ability to delete posts and to get and edit the templates and then i've got pretty much eveything that i wanted it to do in it. I'll probably add those bits in tomorrow. cheers kirsty -- + [kirsty darbyshire] [technical director, loquax limited] + + [the uk's competition portal] [http://www.loquax.co.uk/] + + -------------------------------------------------------- + + [yahoo: kadiiii] [kirsty's web stuff: http://nocto.com/] + |
From: josh l. <jo...@st...> - 2001-09-05 14:16:12
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Sorry for the lack of messages the last few days but with 'real' work taking my time as well as a U.S. holiday on Monday, my hacking time has been a bit diminished. At any rate, Ev has added one new method, getUserInfo, which isn't the most useful method at the moment since you need to know username/password for it instead of being able to give the userid which gets returned by the getRecentPosts and getPost IIRC. Once I add it, I'd like to start the process for 0.6. Here are some things which would be cool to get in if possible... - getUserInfo method (obviously) - some sort of text box/check box thing which would let you 'override' the plant.blogger.com server and use one of your own choosing. A few folks have written me asking for this since they could then use the livejournal gateway and a few others. - I'll try and get all of the Manila-related library stuff checked in today and then we can talk about how to support both in the GUI. - Any other improvements you can think of... josh |
From: Kirsty D. <ki...@lo...> - 2001-08-30 13:18:47
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josh lucas wrote: > Ev @ pyra pointed to this today: > > http://www.ironmedia.com/javablogger01b.zip > > I still like ours better.. > > :) > well ours seems better to me, but then it would do because i made it to have the features that i wanted ;-) i've just added in the ability to edit posts, sort of anyway. it's a bit clunky at the moment, but what's there seems to work ok. i've also started to separate out what the gui does from what blogger does to, hopefully, make it simpler to add in manila stuff too. cheers kirsty -- + [kirsty darbyshire] [technical director, loquax limited] + + [the uk's competition portal] [http://www.loquax.co.uk/] + + -------------------------------------------------------- + + [yahoo: kadiiii] [kirsty's web stuff: http://nocto.com/] + |
From: josh l. <jo...@st...> - 2001-08-30 04:32:29
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Ev @ pyra pointed to this today: http://www.ironmedia.com/javablogger01b.zip I still like ours better.. :) josh |
From: Kirsty D. <ki...@lo...> - 2001-08-29 12:07:34
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josh lucas wrote: > Hiya! > > I've added a couple new files tonight to start the support for Manila. > Currently, JManila only has one method, getSiteName, but I'll add more > tomorrow. There is also a JerichoManilaTest class which quickly > inquires about the site. I've just made a minor change to the gui to verify that I could get cvs to work ok. I don't know much about manila but I'll see what I can come up with for gui stuff when there are some more methods available. cheers kirsty -- + [kirsty darbyshire] [technical director, loquax limited] + + [the uk's competition portal] [http://www.loquax.co.uk/] + + -------------------------------------------------------- + + [yahoo: kadiiii] [kirsty's web stuff: http://nocto.com/] + |
From: josh l. <jo...@st...> - 2001-08-29 07:27:03
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Hiya! I've added a couple new files tonight to start the support for Manila. Currently, JManila only has one method, getSiteName, but I'll add more tomorrow. There is also a JerichoManilaTest class which quickly inquires about the site. josh |