On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 12:33 PM, Alejandro Rivero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2008/3/26, Kevin Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Might I pester some of you guys for feedback on this? I'm looking for a > few > > things: > > > > Non-committers (and "ordinary" users): > > 1. Do you think that writing a Guice module is easier than writing your > own > > custom CrossServletState? (If you've done neither, then you probably > don't > > care about the change anyway). > > Do we ordinary users need to write our own CrossServletState? I'd hope not, but some people may have. My assumption is that an Ordinary user must at some point to branch, > in order to provide the particulars of an application: this should be > (besides some javascript and raw html for our own webserver) > basically an implementation of the login/ID process and an > implementation of the opensocial database. In fact the actual > CrossServletState does not worry a lot about the injection of database > things into the social objects, so the only points an end-user would > like to modify are the default paths and this question of > identification of an user (and, then, storage of gadget defaults) Right, and these are just configuration variables in the properties file. -- ~Kevin
