OK, here's where I stand on all this... And, to be honest, if it isn't
up to snuff, I'll have to put it on hold for a while as I've let my
enthusiasm take me away from work a bit too much.
First, (David, this is really directed at you,) I added an Append()
method to BELArray and exposed it. I didn't see how to append arrays
and I'm no guru when it comes to WikiTalk. If there is a that way that
I'm missing, I'll remove the method and use it. I searched fw.com and
all I came up with was that it had been requested. Please let me know
if this is OK or not.
Anyway, it seems to me that we already have Craig's Application
object. It is IWikiApplication. So, what I did was add
object this[string key] {get;}
to this interface, (and obviously added the implementations in all of
the IWikiApplication implementors.)
I also exposed a method called Application() on the Federation object
since this is how the WikiTalk world gets access to IWikiApplication
properties.
This allows me to put arbitrary stuff in here and then the rest of the
world can arbitrarily get it out. So I think that we all agree that
this is a Good Thing. Now, I am able to use pure WikiTalk to render
Derek's dropdown box, (at least this is what I think he is after.) So
I think that all of this is good.
The configuration for this feature is now back up in the web app
config section. And in the FlexWikiWebApp.LoadConfiguration() method,
I now add the necessary stuff to the IWikiApplication property bag so
that everyone has what is needed.
I've updated my flexwiki[1] site with the latest, so go and tell me
what you think. Check out the _NormalBorders Topic to see the new
WikiTalk.
-nathan
-PS anyone else notice that every time I start some little thing I end
up starting some big ole conversation? :) All I wanted was to be able
to choose between chocolate and lemon!
[1] http://app.skippingrock.com/flexwiki2/
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