One thought has occurred to me during the refactoring I did to Gump, and has
re-occurred to me due to chatting with Jeff Turner about ForrestBot (and
looking at http://forrestbot.cocoondev.org/index.jsp). With Gump objectified
in Python, we have the ability to create a WWW interface for it, and quite
easily. As such we can have a GUI, an agent/engine, but also a WWW interface
to that agent.

I could see the WWW interface as valuable for:

1) I just checked in changes to my descriptor, and I'd like Gump to check it
(within it's workspace context).
2) I've just updated my project (to fix a gump issue) and I'd like a quick
re-build/re-update of just my project/module.
3) I'd like to reset the statistics on my project, for reason X.
etc.

What are folks thoughts on this? If we created it, do you think we could
host it on a gump.apache.org?

regards,

Adam
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