My level of expertise in this arena is in usage of FCS. I've used it pretty extensively on some gigs - everyting from twitch based games to multi-video chat apps etc.
as for taking this to the right discussion place, I'm going to go ahead and get that set up with Aral right now.
I'll post email list details when I get them ,
Thanks guys! this would be a HUGE boost in the OS world if we can stick to it and see it through ;)
On 8/30/05, Martin Wood <
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I think you mean JBoss and/or Spring, theres some fire out there on the
internet when you search for the two together ;)
Anyway, im willing to chip in with what i can, i spend a lot of time
doing back end java work (with spring :), but would like to see the
effort being as language / platform neutral as possible.
Obviously it will head towards where the expertise lies, but I think it
would be useful to provide a 'reference implementation' in whatever
language, but architected to make it easily portable.
Sounds like youre a good architecture man Grant. :)
I guess the major architectural issues of the component parts of FCS
will have been dealt with to a large degree, so looking at existing
architectures and implementations for inspirations may be a good start.
Really, the work on reverse engineering the protocol could be done in
parallel with the design of the system itself. We know *what* the system
should do, just not exactly how it talks to the player.
like i said, i'll offer what i can, ideas, research, design, code etc.
martin
Grant Davies wrote:
> I've been doing java for 9 years, C++ for about 15 and C# for about 1
> year… so if this gets serious let me know and I'll help out. I'm a
> software architect full time, mainly J2EE applications, I can tell you
> now either JBOSS or Spring would be good starting points for any
> development project.
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> Grant
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> Ok, that's it, I'm not a C++/C#/Java guy at all, but I know plenty of
> guys who are. I've used Flash Comm extensively, so I'm pretty familar
> with what it does /doesn't do etc.
>
> I'm a pretty decent project manager, so, If everyone thinks its a good
> starting point, I'll start the project, start head hunting talent for a
> team and get the ball rolling.
>
> What say you? anyone want to co-manage this? anyone with Java
> experience on the backend would be a great help ;) (ummm Chris?)
>
> Do we have the talent here to pull it off?
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