Fortunately for me, while it would have been nice to have DimDim, it
was really not necessary. I am interested in your OpenMeetings hack.
Matt White wrote:
>>> Josh Patten <[email protected]> 02/25/10 5:22
PM >>>
>>>Oh, wait... I thought DimDim was actually going to be
installed on the
>>>server itself
(http://www.dimdim.com/community/opensource.html). Guess
>>>not. That takes some of the value out of this app in my
opinion, but
>>>I'll go with it. The setup is a bit ambiguous in my opinion.
Yeah, I had thought the same thing. The integration is there but the
wiki page leads oen to think the dimdim is installed and managed on the
sipx server.
We actually have two installs that we integrated with Openmeetings on
the sipx server. Seems to be working well. Right now the integration
is a bit of hack.
Some day if I ever get time to clean it up I'd like to see if the
community is interested in it. But openmeeintgs installs on the sipx
server just fine and works very well. Only problem is that its a bit
of a cpu hog.
DimDim as an opensource project has kinda died off. The have a free
hosted version but the community builds are very stale.
-M
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