Hi,
 
Thanks much for your answer.
 
We are interested in the RFC 147 and will discuss internally our
participation in the implementation.
As for the improvements - we will open a bug and will provide a patch
shortly. We are not adding a considarable new functionality, so it
probably won't overburden the existing console implementation.
 
Kind regards,
Lazar

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From: [email protected]
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Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2009 4:40 PM
To: Equinox development mailing list
Subject: RE: [equinox-dev] Support for the console in Equinox



As stated before, we have no plans to implement RFC 147 in the
framework. Instead we would really like the implementation to be
provided from a bundle installed on top of the framework. At this time
we have not made any definitive plans to implement RFC 147 in Equinox.
But if you are willing to commit resources to such an effort I would
support starting an incubator project in equinox to develop this.

If you have incremental improvements to the existing Equinox console
then please open bugs and provide patches. Then we can assess the code
and decide if they are appropriate to put into the core framework (but
as I stated before, the console already is bloating the framework
considerably and I don't really want to add any more to that bloat).

Tom



 "Kirchev, Lazar" ---04/30/2009 02:18:26 AM---Hi, First of all, in which
release of the framework the implementation of RFC 147 is planned to be
included?


 
From:    
"Kirchev, Lazar" <[email protected]>    

To:      
"Equinox development mailing list" <[email protected]>    

Date:    
04/30/2009 02:18 AM     

Subject:         
RE: [equinox-dev] Support for the console in Equinox    
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Hi, 

First of all, in which release of the framework the implementation of
RFC 147 is planned to be included? 

We are interested in this being improved, because our support would
immediately benefit from those enhancements, until the new
implementation is available. Provided that RFC-147 will be shipped next
year at earliest, we would have to handle this issue for at least 2
years, before we and our customers get it. 

Since we use the telnet access to the console, some small improvements
in its usability, as the ones mentioned in the original mail, will be of
much help to us. This is certainly only for the period before the new,
improved command line interface, defined in RFC 147, is delivered. 

We may provide a small patch with some improvements for the telnet to
make it more user-friendly in the current and probably the next release,
before it is finally substituted by the new implementation. 

Regards, 

Lazar Kirchev 



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From: [email protected] [
mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Thomas Watson
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 4:26 PM
To: Equinox development mailing list
Subject: Re: [equinox-dev] Support for the console in Equinox


We have had a long time desire to remove the console from the framework.
It adds a bit of bulk and is not needed in many scenarios. As such we
are not doing much to enhance the console at this time. When an
implementation becomes available for RFC 147 we would prefer this to be
a separate bundle. Once that is done the trick is to figure out how to
support the old -console option in Equinox ;-)

If you are interested in implementing RFC 147 in Equinox perhaps we
should start an incubator project to get started?

Tom



"Kirchev, Lazar" ---04/28/2009 01:30:43 AM---Hello,


From:    
"Kirchev, Lazar" <[email protected]>    

To:      
<[email protected]>       

Date:    
04/28/2009 01:30 AM     

Subject:         
[equinox-dev] Support for the console in Equinox        
________________________________




Hello,

I would like to ask what will happen to FrameworkConsole after the
Commind Line Interface is placed in a separate service (according to RFC
147)? Will FrameworkConsole remain in the framework or not? We are
currently using the console remotely (via telnet), and it is not very
user-friendly - it lacks features such as recognizing backspace, del,
moving forward and backward, history. If the FrameworkConsole remains in
the framework, may we provide a patch adding these features to it?

Kind regards,
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