[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Here is the list, in order of priority, of things I plan to
> hack away at during the next few days:
>
> 1.0.1
>
> -fix the cache. This includes redoing the infrastructure,
> being able to flush it from an admin screen (with stats),
> and fixing the ibm jdk 1.1.8 issue
Check out the most recent TODO. I reworked a lot of the cache. All
handles are obtained from CacheHandleManager and the cache package is
not org.apache.jetspeed.cache instead of org.apache.jetspeed.xml.cache.
There are also some cache hit and miss logging messages going to the
Turbne log.
Right now they are all misses for some reason. Can't figure out why. I
think it has do with the memory store not thinking it has enough
memory. I will have to hack on this.
The PortletControl and PortletController will be added to the cache soon
too.... maybe you will beat me on this :)
Also, do the Admin screen as a Portlet. I am going to work on a admin
plugin architecture so that people can just dock in their own admin
consoles very easily. The interface will probably be Portlets so when
this is available we can just dock the code right in.
> -overview.xml----I was planning on doing something like
> this for my own site anyways....
I hacked on this last night. Stylebook always aligns its images to the
right. Thus it really wasn't possible. :(
> 1.1
>
> -finish scheduler support for cache daemons
>
> -ability to set refresh rate within portlet markup
>
> -boolean property for user authentication
>
> -fix/improve portlet browsing (+how many pages and grouping)
>
> -add support for user profiles stored in a db with
> additional support for saving some info in cookies and the
> ability to configure this entirely in the properties file
>
> -test xml subscription architecture
>
> -add support for portlet state
>
> BLUE SKY
>
> -some sort of layout manager similar to the
> java.awt.GridBagLayout, but for HTML. Use ECS to construct
> a table structure that will support portlets of different
> sizes/tables of irregular shapes. This would definitely be
> a headache to set up, and would probably always be
> experimental
That might be fun! :) my.netscape.com had an interesting method for
aligning their version or Portlets.
Also, we should eventually get you CVS write. Until I get this moved
over to locus just work from CVS and then send .diff files. Then
request it, we will all +1 and will be set :)
Kevin
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