Re: [Openuss-developers] Join

[Lofi D. <de...@gm...>]

Hi Bernardo,

> I am a e-Learning LMS developper in Brazil.
> www.eschola.com <http://www.eschola.com>
> And i want to join OpenUss dev. community
> But i need a step-by-step of OpenUss, Enhyra, JOnas intall and 
> configuration for windows.
> Do have any links or document to send me.?.
> I want to install the openuss in my local machine to show for the Directors.

here are some information:

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OpenUSS DEVELOPERS:
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Could you please write all the questions about OpenUSS development to
this mailing list? You can join our developer list at:
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=6259
In this place you can find many tips and tricks...

The roles in OpenUSS is actually almost the same as in the
SourceForge.net

Here are the roles in OpenUSS:

1) Administrator. The admin is only responsible for the installation of
OpenUSS. In the next version of OpenUSS he or she should have a user
interface to do some works as follows: Accepting a new organizations
"faculties", Suspending organizations, etc. Until this version 1.2 Final
we haven't got any time to implement this user interface. So each
faculty will be automatically accepted if you don't "remove" the
"application for the faculties". To suspend the faculties you need to
directly access the database.
--> In SourceForge this is known as the "SourceForge.net provider".

2) Organizations or "Faculties". They have their own workspace. Each
organization can apply for the workspace by clicking "application for
the faculties".
--> In SourceForge this is known as the "Project".

3) Lecturers. The first lecturer, who applies for the faculty, will be
the administrator of this faculty. The faculty administrator can give
access to some other lecturers and workers of the faculty. The one and
only difference between the faculty administrator and the other
lecturers is that he or she can remove other lecturers from the faculty.
--> In SourceForge this is known as the "Project Administrator" and
"Project Members".

4) Students. All students can apply for a login and have directly access
to the "open" lectures. For the "closed" lectures he or she has to apply
first. In the latter case one of the lecturers have to explicitly give
them an access to the lectures.
--> No comparison in SourceForge. Or maybe just persons, who are just
looking around to some projects, make some downloads, write some news in
the discussion forums, etc.

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You can install OpenUSS 2.0, please see this link:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=269301&group_id=6259

Check out OpenUSS 2.0 from CVS and compile it, also see this info:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1350784&forum_id=19345

You can directly ask us in the developer mailinglist above if you have
some problems in installing OpenUSS 2.0.

Thanks and hope this helps!
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