Bojan, Thanks! Obviously there's a lot of back and forth comments, but that's a great thing. It means a lot of people are interested in the work and want to see it move forward.
On 8/10/2010 8:27 AM, Bojan Suzic wrote: > Hi everybody, > > I will give answers and some comments to the previous posts in this > email, as there are some common points in discussion. > > First, I have refreshed wiki page, changed it to be more readable and > added some sections. So interested developers and others are welcomed to > check and comment the page/documentation! > > So currently I could say that it is up to date. Please note that there > is column C in tables describing available endpoints. Those having a dot > are the features which are currently in implementations or which are to > be implemented. Other features are generally done, but should be tested. > So generally GETs are working all, the DELETEs are mostly left > unimplemented (although not much) and POSTs/PUTs are partialy done, > maybe around 50% of the planned. I think that the time needed to finish > these would fit into timeframe I mentioned before. Excellent. It might be good to add this comment to the wiki page itself (when you get a chance). Initially I thought the "dot" meant that the feature was "complete". Now, I see it's the other way around, and that only those with dots are incomplete/unimplemented. > In regards to HTTP Authentication, I have put it in the wiki and will > investigate further how it can be done. > For the other authentication methods, I am not sure which ones may be of > interest? I think you should just concentrate on HTTP Auth to begin with. Mark Wood suggested adding other authentication options (using the DSpace stackable auth) later on -- but, I think this could come later (especially since you are running short on time in this GSoC period). > So based on Tim's suggestions, I will now focus on testing and polishing > current code to ensure it is working as expected. Thanks again, Bojan! - Tim ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.net email is sponsored by Make an app they can't live without Enter the BlackBerry Developer Challenge http://p.sf.net/sfu/RIM-dev2dev _______________________________________________ Dspace-devel mailing list Dspace-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dspace-devel
