Ok since no one answered I felt free to add the dojo lib in a first
incarnation (latest 0.2.2) build to the repo.
There is a very basic beta integration already done in the effects tag
(I am not very happy with it because I had to add the debugging flags
in the dojo javascripts instead of leaving them untouched)
and a small mixed jsf, html demo in the dojo subdir of the sandbox examples
(raw html because I just wanted to test the import functionality and not
the rest, so I copy pasted the html edit part of dojo straight into the
jsf file as verbatims)
In the long run I will remove the prototype based code from my handful
of sandboxed components and move it over to dojo, if possible)
But I first wanted to get the thing in, so that Mike can start hacking
away on his component ;-)
M Litherland schrieb:
Werner Punz wrote:
M Litherland schrieb:
h, I hadn't realized that LGPL was an issue with Apache stuff. I was
wondering why such an outdated version of Kupu was being used, as just
upgrading to 1.3.3 probably would have fixed many problems. TinyMCE
and FCKeditor both are LGPL (with commercial options) which according
to what you say makes them unsuitable for integration into Tomahawk.
working HTML editor is a requirement for the project I am working on,
so if Kupu isn't going to be fixed in Tomahawk due to licensing issues
I need to move forward. I see two options. Work to replace Kupu
support in Tomahawk with something more acceptable, or create a project
to create a custom tag outside of the Apache group. I guess my
preference would be to keep it as part of the Tomahawk project.
ould anybody have a problem with me trying to integrate the dojo editor
as a replacement for Kupu? It's got a nice BSD/AFL2.1 license that
should work OK with the Apache license, and appears to have wide
platform support. I like its simplicity as well.
1 from my side for that... I am working on a dojo based component
anyway (which will take another bunch of weeks because I am also busy on
another component which soon will be committed ), if you want I can pump
the resource loading base of dojo into the trunk (which currently loads
the entire javascript due to speed reasons) if not too many of the
other committers object.
(I am ccing this thread now into the developers list because this slowly
needs to be there)
I've joined the developers list - just in case. I'll get the SVN
archive checked out. Do me a favor, please, and let me know when (if?)
you've got the dojo stuff committed.
Thanks,
Mike
