Re: [Openflow-dev] Upcoming OpenFlow 1.0

[<jm...@so...>]

Hi Daniele,

I don't have the "last of the last" openflow (as you know, I am bit slow
with updates), but here are are my proposals for the future:

1) Write workflows fastly. For example, integrate the activity and the
application forms in the same form, so both object can be created a the
same time (optionally).

2) Put (optionally) the dynamic part of the workflows (instances,
workitem) in an external database.

3) Display nicely the workflows (so I don't have to do pictures by hand on
a paper :-)


:-)



On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Daniele wrote:

> Dear OpenFlow developers,
>
> thanks to the restless work of  people like Vincenzo Di Somma and Riccardo
> Lemmi, acting in the past as Icube developers and now as external
> collaborators, Icube's OpenFlow has reached a well-defined stage.
>
> Icube would like to officially release OpenFlow 1.0 making it finally come
> out of CVS. I would like to support this release with as much documentation
> and examples as possible. But I don't want to re-do something already done:
> Vincenzo, Riccardo, do you have anything looking like documentation or
> examples?
>
> Another good thing to have would be "expected future works on OpenFlow".
> Since the development, I expect, will be involving quite a few people I would
> like to sketch the next possible evolution of OpenFlow so that the project
> won't go wild in too many different directions. Any ideas on starting points?
> Any othere un-implemented requirements? "CMF-OF", for example? I expect this
> mailing list to become much more important for the development of OpenFlow.
>
> Vincenzo, Riccardo, what is the situation with the "Expressions" module? Will
> OpenFlow 1.0 still stick to the CMF.1.3 Expressions module? Or is it going to
> own a similar one? Do you have any news about this from Alan? Can this point
> be public on this list, so that we all know what's going on?
>
> Am I forgetting something? Anybody want to contribute further?
>
> Ah, last but not least: OpenFlow official site (http://www.openflow.it) needs
> feedback from visitors and users. Suggestions, comments and anything else
> will be quite welcome.
>
>
> Daniele =)
>
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