On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Ed Knutson wrote:

> > - Any objection to requiring a database in 1.2?  User authentication and
> > persistence are starting to become very important.
>

+1 - If I can get the web-based calendar in for 1.2 or that Sandy's
project code is ready for 1.2

-1 - If calendar or project code is not ready

Why you say? Right now we are getting along without a database just fine,
but we will need these things.

Either way we need some discussion on authentication and persistence. I
think that all the methods of persistence we have openly available to us
are moving targets and we should be careful not to get tied in hard and
fast to any one scheme. I have an email about this I was working on last
night. Its long !!!!
 
> -1.  Some people who use Jetspeed just want a certain set of content to be
> displayed on their web page.  This would really limit the number of people who
> would "casually" check out the project and try to use it.
> 

Good Point - Maybe we should make the parts that need database access
configurable so that you can turn them on and off

For example
db.persistence=(on|off)
web.calendar=(on|off)
project.management=(on|off)

> > - All the daemons will be automatically started by Turbine.  Each with 
> > their own interval. 
> 

+1 on this the more we can do automatically the better

> +1.
>  
> > - Portlets shouldn't request URLs.  They should only use what is on
> > disk.  If the URL isn't available then we should throw an Exception. 
> > This should lead to much faster load times.  Before if the URL wasn't in
> > the cache the Portlet would pull it down and possibly really make page
> > fetching slow due to HTTP latency over multiple URLs.
> 
> -1. We should make cache persistence a high priority and then once Jetspeed is
> run once, the default set of portlets will be guaranteed on disk.
> 

+0 Not sure I no enough about that code to comment effectively

> -ed
> 
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