Getting ahead of myself obviously. Patch coming now...
On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 5:21 AM, Chris Chabot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hey Louis,
>
> Before you committed the java json-rpc implementation we had a quick gtalk
> where I indicated that unfortunately while switching jobs i might be a bit
> restricted on time, so while i'll do my best to catch up with the json-rpc
> changes asap, i can't guarantee it will be done quickly enough to prevent
> any headaches if stuff was broken, that's why i asked for a config flag +
> working old (plain rest or old custom rpc method) to be in place until i
> would have the time to catch up.
>
> Now when i do a clean checkout however, none of the social calls work any
> more since they default to the 'new json-rpc- style interface' (which php
> shindig doesn't have yet), and there are no obvious configuration keys in
> config/container.js either.
>
> I applaud your enthusiasm to try to make some progress, but this has left
> us in the situation that anyone checking out php shindig now, gets nothing
> but a broken environment, without any documentation on how to solve this or
> (apparent) configuration options that make things work again.
>
> Previously (while working on REST for instance), we always made sure the
> default out of the box experience would work for both implementations, and
> have a config switch in place to check the shiny new code, that way things
> could be tested and developed, and at the same time make sure that no one
> was hindered by the development work.
>
> There's about 6 social networks sites currently working on integrating php
> shindig into their SNS, with an reach of ~ 82 million registered users, 3
> live php shindig sites with ~ 78 mil registered users.. and i would much
> prefer to keep being able to offer them a working system; Next to that
> there's also some blog posts online now about php shindig and partuza, which
> hopefully could lead a few new interested people; And the upcoming GDD's in
> europe where i'd also like to show people a working system ...
>
> So I think the impact of breaking what was a well working system, is quite
> large and potentially extends out to a relatively large segment of the open
> social world, and how people will perceive shindig as a project.
>
> Could you please by any chance change the default container to the restful
> one for now (which used to work before we implemented the custom json rpc
> mechanism, needs double checking though), and add a config flag that allows
> those who want to use it to switch over to the json-rpc interface/container
> code? That way we have a clean upgrade path, and no broken installations &
> everything that comes with that.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>        -- Chris
>

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