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| Re: Consider ECF [message #2798 is a reply to message #2729] |
Tue, 20 March 2007 23:29   |
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Originally posted by: slewis.composent.com
+2 to this :)
Erkki Lindpere wrote:
> Hi!
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> If you are including Chat, Forums and Newsgroups in the scope, you
> should consider ECF as an applicable Eclipse technology. It includes the
> Presence API and Chat for instant messaging, and a Bulletin Board API is
> incubating (a work in progress), which can currently access vBulletin
> and phpBB forums (using "web scrapers") and I've started work privately
> on an NNTP provider for accessing newsgroups through the same API.
>
> Erkki Lindpere
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| Re: Consider ECF [message #2932 is a reply to message #2798] |
Sat, 07 April 2007 23:06 |
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Originally posted by: slewis.composent.com
I do hope the spaces project can find a way to use some of the ECF APIs.
We've already developed APIs needed for sharing arbitrary resources
(e.g. asynch file transfer, serialized object/model replication,
authentication/access control to a distributed group, support for
pluggable transport protocols, unique identifiers within Namespaces [and
extension point for introducing new namespaces], exstensible clients for
IRC/XMPP/Yahoo/MSN IM/Chat, bulletin board API w NNTP support, new Skype
provider (for IM/chat/skype VOIP), remote workspace control, shared
editors, etc).
Also, the Equinox provisioning incubator project
http://www.eclipse.org/equinox/incubator/provisioning/
is using ECF's asynch file transfer API...because it has pluggable
protocol support (ftp, bittorrent, http/https, etc) and runs on nearly
all execution environments (CDC 1.0/Foundation 1.0).
It would be quite a waste if the spaces project were to redevelop these
or introduce new mechanisms doing the same things.
Please let us know if we can help. ecf-dev@eclipse.org or me at
slewis@composent.com.
Scott
ECF Project Lead
Scott Lewis wrote:
> +2 to this :)
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> Erkki Lindpere wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> If you are including Chat, Forums and Newsgroups in the scope, you
>> should consider ECF as an applicable Eclipse technology. It includes
>> the Presence API and Chat for instant messaging, and a Bulletin Board
>> API is incubating (a work in progress), which can currently access
>> vBulletin and phpBB forums (using "web scrapers") and I've started
>> work privately on an NNTP provider for accessing newsgroups through
>> the same API.
>>
>> Erkki Lindpere
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| Re: Consider ECF [message #562613 is a reply to message #2798] |
Sat, 07 April 2007 23:06 |
 Scott Lewis
Messages: 1038
Registered: July 2009 |
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I do hope the spaces project can find a way to use some of the ECF APIs.
We've already developed APIs needed for sharing arbitrary resources
(e.g. asynch file transfer, serialized object/model replication,
authentication/access control to a distributed group, support for
pluggable transport protocols, unique identifiers within Namespaces [and
extension point for introducing new namespaces], exstensible clients for
IRC/XMPP/Yahoo/MSN IM/Chat, bulletin board API w NNTP support, new Skype
provider (for IM/chat/skype VOIP), remote workspace control, shared
editors, etc).
Also, the Equinox provisioning incubator project
http://www.eclipse.org/equinox/incubator/provisioning/
is using ECF's asynch file transfer API...because it has pluggable
protocol support (ftp, bittorrent, http/https, etc) and runs on nearly
all execution environments (CDC 1.0/Foundation 1.0).
It would be quite a waste if the spaces project were to redevelop these
or introduce new mechanisms doing the same things.
Please let us know if we can help. ecf-dev@eclipse.org or me at
slewis@composent.com.
Scott
ECF Project Lead
Scott Lewis wrote:
> +2 to this :)
>
> Erkki Lindpere wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> If you are including Chat, Forums and Newsgroups in the scope, you
>> should consider ECF as an applicable Eclipse technology. It includes
>> the Presence API and Chat for instant messaging, and a Bulletin Board
>> API is incubating (a work in progress), which can currently access
>> vBulletin and phpBB forums (using "web scrapers") and I've started
>> work privately on an NNTP provider for accessing newsgroups through
>> the same API.
>>
>> Erkki Lindpere
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