Swazoo versions

> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: [hidden email]
> [mailto:[hidden email]] En nombre
> de Esteban A. Maringolo
> Enviado el: Domingo, 28 de Mayo de 2006 21:12
> CC: Seaside Mailing List; Swazoo List
> Asunto: [Seaside] Swazoo versions
>
> Hi,
>
> Today I was playing with the published version of Seaside
> made by Avi Bryant the last week, which uses the Swazoo
> version for Dolphin made by Sean Malloy, to add some missing
> functionalities I had working in my earlier port of Seaside
> to Dolphin.
>
> Considering to what Sean says in his website, the port is based on the
> 0.9.101 version, while Steve Waring's one is based on 0.9.99
> (apparently). Sean's version is more conscise in terms of
> number of packages, but it misses some classes such as
> SwazooSiteScript and other very useful tools, available in
> Steve's version.
>
> Considering that the Swazoo topic got warm this days, and
> that today it's more a jungle than a zoo ;-), we could
> arrange some efforts to make it converge into a single stream
> of development, at least compatible with what already exists
> in Dolphin.
>
> For example, you can't have Seaside and Spray web services
> running on the same image, because they're incompatible
> (besides the fact that the naming convention of Steve is
> different to the Sean's one*).
>
> Plus, Dolphin ships with Steve's version, which is
> appropriate considering the existing goodies and packages
> available, but not the best option aiming to a broader
> audience through Seaside and other popular developments that
> would come.
>
> I leave the topic here, to see if there is enough interest to
> make it happen. I would like to see Sean, Steve, Janko, the
> OA people, perhaps Bruce Badger too, and anybody willing to
> collaborate at least in testing, joining efforts for this.
>
> Best regards,
>
> --
> Esteban.
>
> * Steve: I will be happy to know what SW, SV, and other
> prefixes mean. :-)
>
> ps: this is a cross-post to c.l.s.d, Swazoo and Seaside
> mailing lists, sorry for any inconvenience caused.
>
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> Hi,
>
> Today I was playing with the published version of Seaside made by Avi
> Bryant the last week, which uses the Swazoo version for Dolphin made by
> Sean Malloy, to add some missing functionalities I had working in my
> earlier port of Seaside to Dolphin.
>
> Considering to what Sean says in his website, the port is based on the
> 0.9.101 version, while Steve Waring's one is based on 0.9.99
> (apparently). Sean's version is more conscise in terms of number of
> packages, but it misses some classes such as SwazooSiteScript and other
> very useful tools, available in Steve's version.
>
> Considering that the Swazoo topic got warm this days, and that today
> it's more a jungle than a zoo ;-), we could arrange some efforts to make
> it converge into a single stream of development, at least compatible
> with what already exists in Dolphin.
>
> For example, you can't have Seaside and Spray web services running on
> the same image, because they're incompatible (besides the fact that the
> naming convention of Steve is different to the Sean's one*).
>
> Plus, Dolphin ships with Steve's version, which is appropriate
> considering the existing goodies and packages available, but not the
> best option aiming to a broader audience through Seaside and other
> popular developments that would come.
>
> I leave the topic here, to see if there is enough interest to make it
> happen. I would like to see Sean, Steve, Janko, the OA people, perhaps
> Bruce Badger too, and anybody willing to collaborate at least in
> testing, joining efforts for this.
>
> Best regards,
>
> --
> Esteban.
>
> * Steve: I will be happy to know what SW, SV, and other prefixes mean. :-)
>
> ps: this is a cross-post to c.l.s.d, Swazoo and Seaside mailing lists,
> sorry for any inconvenience caused.

> For example, you can't have Seaside and Spray web services running on
> the same image, because they're incompatible (besides the fact that the
> naming convention of Steve is different to the Sean's one*).
>
> Plus, Dolphin ships with Steve's version, which is appropriate
> considering the existing goodies and packages available, but not the
> best option aiming to a broader audience through Seaside and other
> popular developments that would come.
>
> I leave the topic here, to see if there is enough interest to make it
> happen. I would like to see Sean, Steve, Janko, the OA people, perhaps
> Bruce Badger too, and anybody willing to collaborate at least in
> testing, joining efforts for this.