Hi Gerardo, > I followed this thread about vdms with interest. Is sounds as a great idea.
I hope so. > Have you taken a look to libferris [http://witme.sourceforge.net]? No, I had not, but now I have ;-). I looks like a very interesting system, and yes, we share a lot of visions. I'd love to try it personally - when time allows. However, I'm afraid it's not terribly interesting for VDMS - at least not presently. Some of the reasons: * We're designing VDMS for business customers, so support for Windows and Netware servers are an absolute, unnegotiable must. * libferris runs in user space - we want something that runs in system space. When somebody adds additional RDF information, that information should be shared with the entire organization, not kept personal. * The intent is to create a system build as a series of components running as webservices. These building blocks can be added on top of existing systems, without interfering with the system beneath. Should the customer decide that they don't like VDMS, it can be removed and business can continue as usual. It's a bit difficult for me to see how libferris fits into this picture. But if we turn it upside down, I agree with you that libferris can offer a lot of the same benefits to a single user as we hope to do with VDMS on a corporate level. Regards, Lars -- Lars Skjærlund Consultant Ubiquitech A/S Lyngby Hovedgade 4,3 2800 Kgs. Lyngby Denmark Tel: +4570200084 Mobile: +4523457157 http://www.ubiquitech.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
