Re: Graffito Forum Portlet

[maneo <ma...@man.poznan.pl>]

Christophe Lombart wrote:

> Adam,
>
> Some services and refactoring are necessary for the 1.0 :
> * JCR support - almost finish
> * Split the project into different Graffito modules in order to build and
> deploy only what you need.
> * Add the workflow service. this is already done by my company. I have to
> review it in detail and commit.
> * First module : news management. this is already done by my company. 
> I have
> to review it in detail and commit.
> * optional modules like forums, wiki, page manager for J2, ...
>
> We need help for build those modules. If we have not a lof of 
> contribution,
> I would like to drop the optional modules for the version 1.0.
>
> If you want to start the forum module, I can help you.
>
I have no experience in working with jcr repositories (i have very small 
experience in general :) ).
I was playing with JForum, and i've tried JForum_JSR168 Jahia portlets 
without any effects (on J2-trunk).
I was wondering what things should've been done to port JForum as 
Graffito module?
(maybe it's better to write something from scratch and leave JForum in 
peace)

Adam

Re: Graffito Forum Portlet

[Christophe Lombart <ch...@gmail.com>]

On 6/1/06, maneo <ma...@man.poznan.pl> wrote:
>
>
> I have no experience in working with jcr repositories (i have very small
> experience in general :) ).
> I was playing with JForum, and i've tried JForum_JSR168 Jahia portlets
> without any effects (on J2-trunk).
> I was wondering what things should've been done to port JForum as
> Graffito module?



It depends on how JForum  is build.  It is possible to plug another
persistence service ? Is is based on Spring ?

(maybe it's better to write something from scratch and leave JForum in
> peace)


I think it should be interesting to have this kind of module in Graffito
(build from scratch).


Adam
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-- 
Best regards,

Christophe