I'm not opposed, as long as the admin protocol is secure.
On 3/28/06, Dave Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anybody opposed to this small re-org / refactoring? > > It's late in the release cycle, but this is a change that is safe and > has no impact on existing Roller features. The change will make my > life easier because I won't have to maintain a separate custom > directory for Atom protocol and Admin protocol work. > > > Here's what I'd like to do today: > > 1) Move Atom protocol implementation under package > org.roller.webservices.atomprotocol. Add a boolean startup property > (in roller.properties) to enable/disable it, default value is false. > > 2) Move Roller admin protocol implementation under package > org.roller.webservices.adminprotocol. Add a boolean startup property > (in roller.properties) to enable/disable, default value is false. > > > In case your wondering, here's some background: > > * Atom protocol is a new IETF web services protocol for web > publishing, it does the same things as MetaWeblog API and more. The > spec is still under development and will be final this summer (I > hope). The Roller implementation supports the latest draft of the > spec (draft 8): > http://bitworking.org/projects/atom/draft-ietf-atompub-protocol-08.html > > * Admin protocol is a new REST based web services protocol for > managing Roller users and blogs created by Jeff Blattman of Sun for > Roller-Portal integration. It is based on Atom protocol and may > someday be replaced by an IETF standard, but since admin features > have been dropped from the current IETF Atom effort that may not > happen for a long time, Here's Jeff's original proposal: > http://rollerweblogger.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Proposal_AAPP > > - Dave > > >
