On Thu, 2008-07-17 at 21:15 +0200, Colin Alston wrote: > Hi, sorry for joining this discussion (and the mailing list) late.
No pb.
> I think doing it from scratch is a good idea for a number of reasons.
> Personally I'm not happy with the direction of PHP architecture, and I
> think OpenChange is a good platform to leverage a more monolithic
> structure like Python or RoR. Certainly though, there are good things
> to learn in Roundcube (which we use at the moment, and I've been
> mildly involved with)
Python is IMHO a good solution too and is one of the bindings we were
willing to provide in OpenChange for a long time.
> > 2. Do you already have technologies in mind? libmapi bindings for a
> > specific language or process openchangeclient output (e.g. Gary Rigg
> > work on OpenChange/SugarCrm integration).
>
> I've already said in IRC a while back that we (Thusa) will definitely
> be using Python with libmapi, regardless of what the webmail portion
> winds up being done in. Apparently Python is an easy target for IDL.
I guess the next questions are:
1. Are you willing to or have you already been doing some work
on Python bindings for libmapi?
2. If you have already been doing something, do you have any
sources we can look at?
3. Would it make sense to create you a branch on
svn.openchange.org so you can push your work and have feedback
from the community?
4. Do you have any estimated time line in mind?
Last but not least, note that OpenChange policy only accepts
contributions from individuals. Would this requirement be a problem for
you?
Cheers,
Julien.
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