Le August 24, 2006 12:03, Friedrich W. H. Kossebau a écrit :
> Hi,
> sorry for the cross-post. Please follow up on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Am Donnerstag, 6. Juli 2006 00:25, schrieb Michaël Larouche in reply
>
> to "Integration with a general contacts framework" on [email protected]:
> > I think a Communication BoF would be really needed in Dublin to discuss
> > all this matter with Decibel team, our own team in real life and maybe
> > KDE PIMs people.
>
> I just had a look at http://conference2006.kde.org/codingmarathon/bof.php
> and so far nobody seems to have registered such a BoF. There is a Bof
> on "Collaboration & Web Services" but Josef just told me there
> collaboration is meant in terms of doing interactive "talk" via SOAP with a
> server, not (human) beings.

I'll be at this one, and you'll be able to meet me before at the airport 
(check Arrival @ Akademy page). Why I didn't get notified for this one ? ;)

> So are you still interested in such a BoF? I am :)

Of course I am
> I pushed the design of the contact framework a little further, filled quite
> some papers on my desktop, and am a little excited of what should be easily
> possible with it. The framework will be split in three parts:
> For one the successor of kabc, implementing the data/entity part and be
> plugged into Akonadi.

I though Akonadi goal is to be a KABC boosted on steoroids with more sweet 
added.

> For the second a framework for general services on persons/group of
> persons, like status, action and data action, dependant on the (system
> specific) properties of these.
> For the third there will be a general ui framework, offering some general
> purpose widgets to display a person/group (of persons) with built-in
> support for displaying (system) state, menus of actions and whatever, using
> the other two frameworks. Or adaptors which fill own
> menus/actioncollections with possible actions. To be used whereever
> persons/groups are used in a system. Like display of file properties,
> partners in a chat system, email sender, document author, svn accounts,
> etc.
> So code to display a person or group would become
>       Organ *organ = Organs::findOrganBySystem( addressInSystem, "systemid" );
>       OrganLabel * label = new OrganLabel( organ );
>       label->adaptALittle();
>       label->show();
> and get support for everything registered to the service framework by free.
>
> This way Kopete (and Decibel) projects could concentrate on the
> communication/collaboration systems, using the kabc successor to store the
> person/group specific data, implementing some service adaptors to plug in
> the service framework, and using the ui framework to get support for all
> other person specific systems (like action and status for email, homepage,
> phone, chat, blog, note, online gallery...)
> Oh well, something to present and discuss in a BoF, not a quickly written
> e-mail :P
>
> To get a first idea, just compile and install the experimental (and a
> little old) KDE3 version found in trunk/playground/pim/contactsapplet
> (which should be rather called contactsframework these days but I hesitated
> to move files even more around). The version in svn does not yet have
> support for groups and grouping. But e.g. just think what the Kopete
> contact list would look like as a kicker applet/extension.
>
> Sadly I have zero time in the next three weeks, should not even write this
> email. :/
> So could anyone of you please try to register such a BoF in case? Thank you
> very much. :)
>
> Does anyone know of peope planning to support concurrent collaborative
> editing of documents? They should be invited, too.

No that I know of, except the KDevelop SoC like Matt mentioned
> Regards
> Friedrich
>
> PS: I gave these contacts framework/libraries the name "Organs" for now, in
> case you want to reference to it :P

I don't like the name, first thing I think when I read Organs is the musical 
instrument (I'm a keyboard player). Let me think about it or let's discuss 
this in Dublin.
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