Re: object store apis

2007-06-28 Thread SJ Klein

Hello all,

Thibaut is the author of meshboard.xo [1], a mesh community-board app that 
currently (as a hack) uses its own xml-rpc server in each instance to send 
messages to others running the activity.

Ryan Trinkle is interested in working on message passing and discovery of 
small pieces of content over the network -- items on a community board, or 
selections from a set of wiki articles that a group is sharing.  Copying 
Lenny Foner who's been involved in related discussions.

What's the right way for activities like meshboard to pass posts or 
updates?  Where should feedback about the object store API or desired 
API go?

SJ

[1]  http://www.lamadon.com/olpc/
(Thibaut, it would be nice to have a cleaned-up version of meshboard to 
test over the next couple of weeks. :)


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Re: object store apis

2007-06-28 Thread Dan Williams
On Thu, 2007-06-28 at 13:59 -0400, SJ Klein wrote:
 Hello all,
 
 Thibaut is the author of meshboard.xo [1], a mesh community-board app that 
 currently (as a hack) uses its own xml-rpc server in each instance to send 
 messages to others running the activity.
 
 Ryan Trinkle is interested in working on message passing and discovery of 
 small pieces of content over the network -- items on a community board, or 
 selections from a set of wiki articles that a group is sharing.  Copying 
 Lenny Foner who's been involved in related discussions.
 
 What's the right way for activities like meshboard to pass posts or 
 updates?  Where should feedback about the object store API or desired 
 API go?

Tubes, most likely.  Given the activity ID, everyone should be able to
reconnect to the same tube and then meshboard would sync stuff amongst
each buddy's instance.

Dan


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