Rick, Talk to Matt. He'll set you up with access to the p4 repository he's got set up for us over there. You should have r/w on your own dev branch and r on the trunk. I'll do integrations to the main trunk and every now and then I cut a release branch. (E.g. 0.26 right now, so the next one is 0.27 -- coming out at the end of the week.)
Cheers, Richard Rick Delaney wrote: > On Wed, Nov 16, 2005 at 07:14:08AM -0500, Richard Dice wrote: > >>>1. Example 1: No authentication required >> >>This actually requires a whole new technology, not just an example app. >> But it's high on the priority list. Unfortunately, I don't think >>there's anyone whose "day job" depends on CAF, so the amount of CAF >>hacking is at a lower level as a result. > > > I may take a stab at this. Is there a svn (or other) repository? > > >>>2. Example 2: Authentication required but the username and password are >>> pre-filled on the login page. >> >>Don't browsers do that? I've been thinking of adding the HTML text "try >>username 'rdice' password 'foobar' to log in" to the login pages, but >>haven't yet. > > > Browsers need to be told the password. Putting the info on the login > page works too; I just thought that prefilling the fields would save me > some typing. You might want to go with the standard admin:admin or > guest:guest username:password combo. > _______________________________________________ caf mailing list [email protected] http://list.lpi.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/caf
