On Wed, Jan 24, 2001 at 09:49:53AM +0000, Alex McLintock wrote:
> Regarding's Mike's new gJyve, GJyve, whatever...
>
> > > You can design your own data hierarchy
>
> This is on a per-project basis? So you can define projects like the
> "Traditional Jyve" which has Project/FAQ/Topic/Question/Answer...
Yes, so you can use the same system to manage your public FAQs as well
as your personnal address book. You define the data hierarchy (once)
and that's it (well modify the permissions too).
>
>
>
> Coming Attractions
> > ------------------
> > You will be able to attach your own event handlers at any level
> > (see the 'GJyve FAQ' Project)
>
> By event handlers you mean what? Are you trying to implement a workflow system?
I am going to design an interface that you can attach your own classes
to an event (insert, update, delete). When the event occurs, your class
will be loaded and called with the appropriate info. So, for example,
when a new question is added, your class might be responsible for
emailing everyone on the 'expert list'. Then when the question is
answered, the author of the question might be emailed.
>
>
> > You will be able to dynamically switch the template being used based
> > on what project is being displayed
>
> The Velocity template you mean? or some other template?
Yes, I am using velocity. So right now, the default template is
ShowProject.vm. But if you want the Jyve Look&feel, you might make the
project template for the FAQ project be ShowJyve.vm (I will get this
done so I can demo it).
>
>
> > Also, cast your vote on what we should call this
> > (see the 'Name This Software Contest' Project)
>
> HandJyve? Apache FAQ-O-Matic?
>
>
> Alex
>
>
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