Can someone give me a site where I can do some background reading to understand what Argus does. Money is not necessarily needed -it depends on the scale of the project , the needed competency of the student, and the expected outcomes. See my project types 1-4. Also project types 3 & 4 have some research flavour to them, especially Honours projects which are driven around a research theme. thanks jon Quoting David Guest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Elizabeth Dodd wrote: > > >David Guest was once collating promises of $1000 for something...did we > ever > >spend those promises? > > > > > The Argus Challenge of November 2004 aimed to raised $10,000 to develop > an open source version of Argus that was not tied to HeSA PKI > certificates. There were a number of difficulties in getting access to > recent source code and defining exactly what would constitute the > delivered product. However, after a Herculean effort by Syan Tan an > older version of the code was hacked. It then became clear that porting > it to python was possible and the Argus Challenge slipped into abeyance. > > The python version of Argus, wagtail, incorporated GPG as well as PKI of > various flavours. This work was again mainly done by Syan but also by > Tony Lembke, Ian Haywood and Horst Herb. You can download it from > subversion on this site. > > I think the current status of the code is that it is functional at a > rudimentary level but requires a lot more work to make it "commercial" > grade. Apart from doing that it needs to interface to Medical Objects > web services framework. I think either of these two tasks would be > suitable for contributions from students. > > Is money the answer to make it happen? Possibly but if we monetarise it, > I think we need to pay a few grand to Syan for starters. Hmm, that gives > me an idea. I'll be right back. > > David > > -- > "UFW. Deb does linux." > SIP [EMAIL PROTECTED] > NodePhone +61 7 31290168 > > -- Jon Patrick Chair of Language Technology School of Information Technologies University of Sydney Sydney, NSW, 2006, Australia ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
