On 11/2/06, Michael Van Canneyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For Intraweb, a new widgetset won't cut it.
The problem is that at design-time, you need to display the regular
components on a form, and at runtime you need to emit HTML code.
I see no problem here. You will use the IDE compiled for another
widgetset, like Gtk. The IDE does not use code for the widgetset you
are compiling to, to show the design parts. It uses the widgetset for
which it is compiled to.
At run-time it will be either a stand-alone server (and thus an
executable), or a Apache Module (and thus a shared object or dll).
That executable or library will have code to communicate and send HTTP
code.
Can you elaborate more on why we would have problems with design time
or why a new interface won't do?
thanks,
--
Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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