> "Steve B." wrote:
>
> I started plying around this weekend with DHTML. I was creating some code for
>dynamically laying-out a page. I was
> considering taking a stab at the jetspeed "Customiz" task. But, alas, I am still
>learning these technologies (DHTML /
> Turbine), and would therefore not want to pause any other efforts (Heck, I don't
>even know if I could pull it off). I
> have seen many people looking for more info on this ability, but nobody has posted
>that they are actually coding it.
>
Thomas Boehme and Stephan Hesmer has taken ownership of this activity. If you
want to contribute to this effort, you should coordinate with them.
> Also, with regards to licensing, I saw in a much earlier post someone mentioned
>DynAPI. Their code looks like it could
> make this feature slick (and simpler to code ;) ). However it is LGPL. What
>licensing requirements should one be aware
> if they want to contribute to Jetspeed- is it Apache or Bust?
>
If you want to distribute the code with Jetspeed, the code but have an Apache
compatible license (not necessarily ASF, BSD is nice, etc... ). If you really
think using a LGPL code would be cool and its author doesn't want to also
release it in a BSD style license, you can create a new API and code the Jetspeed
component against this API, then provide a component implementation of this API
using the LGPL code which could be downloaded separately.
>
> PS - Does jetspeed still support the "tabs" controller?
Since a few months ago, it's the PanedPortletControl which does the trick.
Look at /content/psml/turbine.psml to see how it's configured.
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