Re: [ANN] OpenQabal - Open Source Social Networking & Collaboration Platform

[John Moylan <re...@gmail.com>]

Hi Phillip,

I am curious about you reasons for choosing javaBB over JForum.  From my
research it seems that the latter may be easier to integrate into a CAS or
Single Sign on solution.

John

Re: [ANN] OpenQabal - Open Source Social Networking & Collaboration Platform

[Matt Raible <ma...@raibledesigns.com>]

I agree with Dave - I don't consider this spam either.

Matt

On 11/1/07, Dave <sn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 11/1/07, Phillip Rhodes <mi...@cpphacker.co.uk> wrote:
> > P.S. - I don't want to be accused of spamming the dev@roller list
> > with my stuff, so if anybody wants to get deeply into discussion
> > OQ, please consider joining the OQ list(s).  The last thing I
> > want is to upset any of the Roller devs by posting a lot of OT
> > stuff on their list. :-)
>
> I don't consider this spam at all. I'm very interested in hearing how
> others are integrating Roller with other social software systems, SSO,
> etc.  So please keep us posted on your Roller "distro"
>
> - Dave
>


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http://raibledesigns.com

Re: [ANN] OpenQabal - Open Source Social Networking & Collaboration Platform

[Phillip Rhodes <mi...@cpphacker.co.uk>]

Dave wrote:
> On 11/1/07, Phillip Rhodes <mi...@cpphacker.co.uk> wrote:
>> P.S. - I don't want to be accused of spamming the dev@roller list
>> with my stuff, so if anybody wants to get deeply into discussion
>> OQ, please consider joining the OQ list(s).  The last thing I
>> want is to upset any of the Roller devs by posting a lot of OT
>> stuff on their list. :-)
> 
> I don't consider this spam at all. I'm very interested in hearing how
> others are integrating Roller with other social software systems, SSO,
> etc.  So please keep us posted on your Roller "distro"

Ok Dave, glad to hear that.  :-)


TTYL,


Phil

Re: Twitter plugin/add-on for rollerweblogger

[Dave <sn...@gmail.com>]

On 11/1/07, George Frink <so...@southernconnections.com> wrote:
> Hello:
> Please forgive me if I have overlooked existence of same.
> If not, warnings on things you prefer that I not do would be welcome.
> As would your views on what you believe I should do and might overlook.
> Not of course a java newbie. Been around roller a while too.
> Way past time to contribute something.
> This is a good fit with other plans.

I'm not aware of a Twitter plugin for Roller. What would you like such
a plugin to do?

- Dave

Twitter plugin/add-on for rollerweblogger

[George Frink <so...@southernconnections.com>]

Hello:
Please forgive me if I have overlooked existence of same.
If not, warnings on things you prefer that I not do would be welcome.
As would your views on what you believe I should do and might overlook.
Not of course a java newbie. Been around roller a while too.
Way past time to contribute something.
This is a good fit with other plans.

Respectfully,

George Frink
gwf3@southernconnections.com
twitter: twitter.com/gwfrink3
blog:    www.southernconnections.com/roller
phone: 919.341.2999

Re: [ANN] OpenQabal - Open Source Social Networking & Collaboration Platform

[Dave <sn...@gmail.com>]

On 11/1/07, Phillip Rhodes <mi...@cpphacker.co.uk> wrote:
> P.S. - I don't want to be accused of spamming the dev@roller list
> with my stuff, so if anybody wants to get deeply into discussion
> OQ, please consider joining the OQ list(s).  The last thing I
> want is to upset any of the Roller devs by posting a lot of OT
> stuff on their list. :-)

I don't consider this spam at all. I'm very interested in hearing how
others are integrating Roller with other social software systems, SSO,
etc.  So please keep us posted on your Roller "distro"

- Dave

Re: [ANN] OpenQabal - Open Source Social Networking & Collaboration Platform

[Phillip Rhodes <mi...@cpphacker.co.uk>]

John Moylan wrote:
> Hi Phillip,
> 
> I am curious about you reasons for choosing javaBB over JForum.  

I wish I could say that the decision was based on some really
sophisticated analysis, or some extraordinarily deep insight
on my part.  But actually the truth is simply that I found
JavaBB first, it looked like a good fit for what I was trying to
do, so I started working with it.  I discovered JForum later, but
was already far enough down the path of working with JavaBB that
I didn't feel compelled to switch.

> From my
> research it seems that the latter may be easier to integrate into a
> CAS or Single Sign on solution.

Quite possibly so.  But I now have a version of JavaBB that's hacked up
to use Acegi, which makes it fairly easy to incorporate into SSO
using CAS.  What I don't know yet is if the JavaBB guys will be
willing to merge that stuff upstream.  I'll propose it to them
and hope for the best.  If not, I may eventually switch away
from JavaBB as the default forums component.  Time will tell. :-)


TTYL,


Phil

P.S. - I don't want to be accused of spamming the dev@roller list
with my stuff, so if anybody wants to get deeply into discussion
OQ, please consider joining the OQ list(s).  The last thing I
want is to upset any of the Roller devs by posting a lot of OT
stuff on their list. :-)