Well someday your dream might realize... :D
This would be wonderful.
I'm actually working with .NET application to be able to fool around
with Trac database and do some operations that are not very feasible
on web interface - like mass change operations on tickets.
Since I really didn't want to rewrite Trac, I took very different
approach - main app is written in Python and only GUI frontend will be
C# .NET.
;-). Actually I thought of something similar, writing an application
that will incorporate the trac engine in python and output the rendering
results in an embedded htmlviewer. The App would have a possibility to
work against a real online database, or offline, after the database has
been copied locally. With netPython and other XmlRPC plugins this should
be possible. Not that netPython is a precondition, only that it is
possible to deploy more rich controls and functionality and that it
opens the door for non-Python programmers ;-)
If I only had time....
Currently I'm still experimenting with netPython. I'll post my
proceedings when there is really something to announce.
I'm looking forward for these results.
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