[OGo-Evolution] Started project to join Evo2.2 and OGo 1.0

[Erik Romijn]

On Tue, 2004-11-30 at 13:59 +0100, Alvaro del Castillo wrote:
> El mar, 30-11-2004 a las 13:24, Erik Romijn escribió:
> > I would like to - but probably I can only find 8 hours a week for this.
> > Also my (gnome) C/C++ knowledge is not much.
> > If this gets working I can drop ex2ogo and just join on this - although
> > I would have to talk about that to my boss first.
> > 
> 
> Ok, about ex2ogo, where I can find all the documentation about it? Just
> reading the past emails in the list? Or there are some docs about it?

Most of it can be found in the previous posts.

A basic list of what it mangles is at
http://oracle.toltech.nl/~erik/mangling_by_ex2ogo
A list of what is and what is not working is at
http://oracle.toltech.nl/~erik/bugs

But.. I am starting a new effort to make it clearer, more transparent
and easier to modify (parts of it).

No useful code is available yet - class diagram at
http://oracle.toltech.nl/~erik/ex2ogo_class_diagram.png


> > So if you can use someone for only that time a week - I would like to
> > join.
> 
> Great! As soon as we start coding, we will need people that take the
> conenctor, try to compile it and check it against OGo 1.0.

We/I can do that I guess :)

> We have documented our way to install OGo 1.0 for a machine without now
> software in it, using Debian sarge as our base system.
> 
> http://noodle.yacoi.com/wiki/InstallNoodleOGo
> 
> And we will document in such detail all the environment you need to test
> the Noodle products.

Good. We work on debian sarge based systems too.

> The connector will be GPL, not sure in the OGo library also, or we use a
> LGPL license better.

Is the GPL incompatible with OGo library?
If you take code from ex2ogo it has to be GPL.. but I could ask whether
we can bring out an LGPL'd version if that is useful for you.

greets,
Erik