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Raphael Luta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Greetings to all,
>
> First, I'd like to thank all the people I've met in London for the very
> good time I've had in this convention and the lot of ideas that were
> exchanged during this time. Kevin, you were sorely missed.
Wish I could have been there :(
> For the benefit of those who could not come to London, here is a quick
> summary of the main points that were discussed and actions proposed :
>
> - get the CVS HEAD branch working again :
>
> Kevin, if you can commit your changes, please do it ASAP.
> If your changes are not ready, I'd propose that we create next week
> a branch out of the current HEAD so that you can continue the work
> on proposal 3 and that we merge the pre-proposal003 branch as
> HEAD.
+1. I would say that we should go this route. The PSML stuff is somewhat
stable now but certainly not ready for development on. :(
> This way new people interested in Jetspeed can check out a working
> version of the product.
>
> - update our dependency on Turbine to benefit from the new
> developments of the framework (new ACL model, templating, etc...)
>
> I'll work on the template model of Turbine to see if we can upgrade
> the PSML and rendering implementation to use templates without
> breaking the Portlet API.
Yeah.. I haven't had a chance to look at the new Turbine stuff.
> - better installation procedure and documentation.
>
> As usual... but it's really required due to the complexity of the
> beast. (I was really surprised at the number of people who
> successfully managed to install Jetspeed...). I think the Xo3
> people can definitely help us on this since they have already
> build a packaged distribution of Jetspeed.
This is already done. I did this a couple months back with the Tomcat build.
It takes Tomcat and merges/installs Jetspeed and all required libs into a Tomcat
WAR and sets up Tomcat to do everything.
> - move the product to better support XML
>
> As discussed some months ago, Jetspeed should really rely on the
> Cocoon 2 framework for its layout and publishing capability. Now that
> Cocoon 2 is usable, it's time to start thinking about how to
> implement Jetspeed on top of it to fully leverage its publishing
> power.
yup.
> This will most likely break a lot of things over the current
> Jetspeed so I'd think the best way to tackle this is to start working
> on a new Jetspeed 2 design, focused on creating a device-independant,
> pluggable and dynamic XML layout aggregation system
yes.... it would be nice to get something ou tthe door... There is a lot of cool
pending code. I think we are at the point where it makes sense to also
> I'll send a proposal to the list on this topic next week, once my
> ideas on the subject have settled a little. We already had quite a
> few interesting discussions on this subject during the conference.
Kevin
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