[OGo-Discuss] OGo Directions / Java

Adam Tauno Williams discuss@opengroupware.org
Mon, 17 Dec 2007 11:55:59 -0500


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> > Its not important right now, but actually I wondered whether one =20
> > should do all this in Java *and* in Mono. They are basically the same =20
> > crap and developer spread is almost 50/50.
> What will happen to the "old" objective-c stuff, will it be abandoned whe=
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> SOPE will be replaced with JOPE, and OGo with sth. Java based?
> So just not care about it, or are there any plans to still let it do sth.=
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> useful?

Helge: "Yes, you can still use ZideStore since what I did so far should
be compatible with the ObjC frontends (advanced stuff obviously can't be
exposed, eg I did some things on permissions)."

In the future, I think the enhancements I've done and seen so far should
port quite easily.  Some stuff will be even easier as there are lots of
pre-cooked functionality in Java such as first rate [and documented!]
LDAP support, JDBC support [so I can connect with my DB2 database!
assuming that JOPE uses JDBC],  and myriad of workflow packages. =20

I don't develop in Java but I do use [and recommend] Jython,  with
Jython you get the quick-to-solution of Python and the ability to
hi-jack the mountain of Java stuff floating around.  You can write some
really amazing scripts since they can latch onto some powerful
assemblies.

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