Re: New address book
No iframes, I promise! :-) Thanks for looking into it. -- With best regards / с наилучшими пожеланиями, Alexei Fedotov / Алексей Федотов, http://dataved.ru/ +7 916 562 8095 On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 11:59 AM, Maxim Solodovnik solomax...@gmail.com wrote: nobody likes iframes :)) On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 2:50 PM, seba.wag...@gmail.com seba.wag...@gmail.com wrote: Okay, I just have seen you want to put it into an iFrame. Can an application running in an iFrame communicate with another SWF that runs in another iFrame ? It is essential that the communication between the app in the iFrame and the main SWF(s) and vice versa works. From my point of view having the address book loaded into a div as overlay has some advantages. An iFrame solution is very static, the iFrame would be situated always on the left, right, bottom or top. And it would always need the entire side, so splitting it up like for example the user list + the activity window on the left side will not be possible. A div-overlay object could potentially anywhere be. Sebastian 2013/2/27 Alexei Fedotov alexei.fedo...@gmail.com The idea was to allow users share urls and browse web sites. 27.02.2013 8:53 пользователь Irina Arkhipets irina.arkhip...@gmail.com написал: Hi Sebastian, Actually, no. I was going to put iframe into whiteboard - it can be useful sometime... Regards, Irina. On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 3:01 AM, seba.wag...@gmail.com seba.wag...@gmail.com wrote: Is the request that Irina is working on about creating html overlay over Flash a part / a research to realize this? Sebastian 2013/2/26 Alexei Fedotov alexei.fedo...@gmail.com Hello Maxim, thanks for support. My point was we still keep flash whiteboard and video with new book. The video is separated already. The board can be embedded with object tag without iframe One more note - when I say ¨android address book I mean search utilities at the first place. Peter, our contacts in the book are like jabber contacts - a jabber server (or server component) will maintain them for each user. The server also provides basic contact exchange functionality. Unless we found a smaller one, we can use openfire server. I like the idea of common address book but it will NOT work in iframe so it can be resolved in 3.0 only On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 2:48 PM, Alexei Fedotov alexei.fedo...@gmail.com wrote: Hello folks, Sebastian, I suggest the new concept for openmeetings. This is not a real innovation, just a copy of a newer thing than before. We will implement a new address book for openmeetings which looks like android address book. I'm writing this to collect your feedback before we start coding. Basicly we add all other contacts below those who already participates in the conference. When one drugs and drops offline contact on the board the invitation to join the conference is sent via specified channels including mail and jabber. For touch interfaces left-to-right gesture on the contact does the thing (this already works on my Android). Yes, we start adopting the thing for windows 8 pad experience (and get ubuntu pad working as well). All offline contacts are hidden in a tab by default, so the default look resembles the one we have now. The new book will be available in an iframe and will use wicket. Android-like call animations will be implemented on the top of jquery (and maybe some other lib in the middle). Separating the book from the board is another srep in our gradual flash to html5 transition. After we do basics, further ideas include the following improvements. It will likely require a lightweight http-tunnelled jabber to be implemented on openmeetings side (likely as an independently developed apache licensed component jar - independency on the build level will help better reuse and testing) to add jabber transport for address book invitations. This can help migrating the whole chat to jabber, so openmeetings chat will integrate to different im networks. The whole thing would help to light a green light for thise who are online and distribute invitation urls to tgem via different im networks. Some other ideas include importing contacts by ldap, from google and social networks, managing duplicates. Some special users do more on receiving invitation. They automatically turn on camera and join the meeting. This effectively turns openmeetings into video survilliance system. :-) Yet some people may take
Re: New address book
I like the idea of common address book but it will NOT work in iframe so it can be resolved in 3.0 only On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 2:48 PM, Alexei Fedotov alexei.fedo...@gmail.comwrote: Hello folks, Sebastian, I suggest the new concept for openmeetings. This is not a real innovation, just a copy of a newer thing than before. We will implement a new address book for openmeetings which looks like android address book. I'm writing this to collect your feedback before we start coding. Basicly we add all other contacts below those who already participates in the conference. When one drugs and drops offline contact on the board the invitation to join the conference is sent via specified channels including mail and jabber. For touch interfaces left-to-right gesture on the contact does the thing (this already works on my Android). Yes, we start adopting the thing for windows 8 pad experience (and get ubuntu pad working as well). All offline contacts are hidden in a tab by default, so the default look resembles the one we have now. The new book will be available in an iframe and will use wicket. Android-like call animations will be implemented on the top of jquery (and maybe some other lib in the middle). Separating the book from the board is another srep in our gradual flash to html5 transition. After we do basics, further ideas include the following improvements. It will likely require a lightweight http-tunnelled jabber to be implemented on openmeetings side (likely as an independently developed apache licensed component jar - independency on the build level will help better reuse and testing) to add jabber transport for address book invitations. This can help migrating the whole chat to jabber, so openmeetings chat will integrate to different im networks. The whole thing would help to light a green light for thise who are online and distribute invitation urls to tgem via different im networks. Some other ideas include importing contacts by ldap, from google and social networks, managing duplicates. Some special users do more on receiving invitation. They automatically turn on camera and join the meeting. This effectively turns openmeetings into video survilliance system. :-) Yet some people may take advance of placing cameras in a cafeteria. -- WBR Maxim aka solomax
Re: New address book
Hello Peter, Each user will have its own address book. If server administrator has configured ldap import, a user gets some corporate contacts by default. His personal contacts and social network contacts do not transfer to other user books automatically. One more thing to add: offline users are sorted by default using last contacted field-this means favorites are on the top. 26.02.2013 11:58 пользователь Peter Dähn da...@vcrp.de написал: Hello everybody, we discuss about privacy issues. One can search across all users by default. There should by an option for the users to configure whether they are in that list or not. And it should be set to keep privacy by default. Greetings Peter Dähn Am 26.02.2013 08:48, schrieb Alexei Fedotov: Hello folks, Sebastian, I suggest the new concept for openmeetings. This is not a real innovation, just a copy of a newer thing than before. We will implement a new address book for openmeetings which looks like android address book. I'm writing this to collect your feedback before we start coding. Basicly we add all other contacts below those who already participates in the conference. When one drugs and drops offline contact on the board the invitation to join the conference is sent via specified channels including mail and jabber. For touch interfaces left-to-right gesture on the contact does the thing (this already works on my Android). Yes, we start adopting the thing for windows 8 pad experience (and get ubuntu pad working as well). All offline contacts are hidden in a tab by default, so the default look resembles the one we have now. The new book will be available in an iframe and will use wicket. Android-like call animations will be implemented on the top of jquery (and maybe some other lib in the middle). Separating the book from the board is another srep in our gradual flash to html5 transition. After we do basics, further ideas include the following improvements. It will likely require a lightweight http-tunnelled jabber to be implemented on openmeetings side (likely as an independently developed apache licensed component jar - independency on the build level will help better reuse and testing) to add jabber transport for address book invitations. This can help migrating the whole chat to jabber, so openmeetings chat will integrate to different im networks. The whole thing would help to light a green light for thise who are online and distribute invitation urls to tgem via different im networks. Some other ideas include importing contacts by ldap, from google and social networks, managing duplicates. Some special users do more on receiving invitation. They automatically turn on camera and join the meeting. This effectively turns openmeetings into video survilliance system. :-) Yet some people may take advance of placing cameras in a cafeteria.
Re: New address book
Hello Maxim, thanks for support. My point was we still keep flash whiteboard and video with new book. The video is separated already. The board can be embedded with object tag without iframe One more note - when I say ¨android address book I mean search utilities at the first place. Peter, our contacts in the book are like jabber contacts - a jabber server (or server component) will maintain them for each user. The server also provides basic contact exchange functionality. Unless we found a smaller one, we can use openfire server. I like the idea of common address book but it will NOT work in iframe so it can be resolved in 3.0 only On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 2:48 PM, Alexei Fedotov alexei.fedo...@gmail.com wrote: Hello folks, Sebastian, I suggest the new concept for openmeetings. This is not a real innovation, just a copy of a newer thing than before. We will implement a new address book for openmeetings which looks like android address book. I'm writing this to collect your feedback before we start coding. Basicly we add all other contacts below those who already participates in the conference. When one drugs and drops offline contact on the board the invitation to join the conference is sent via specified channels including mail and jabber. For touch interfaces left-to-right gesture on the contact does the thing (this already works on my Android). Yes, we start adopting the thing for windows 8 pad experience (and get ubuntu pad working as well). All offline contacts are hidden in a tab by default, so the default look resembles the one we have now. The new book will be available in an iframe and will use wicket. Android-like call animations will be implemented on the top of jquery (and maybe some other lib in the middle). Separating the book from the board is another srep in our gradual flash to html5 transition. After we do basics, further ideas include the following improvements. It will likely require a lightweight http-tunnelled jabber to be implemented on openmeetings side (likely as an independently developed apache licensed component jar - independency on the build level will help better reuse and testing) to add jabber transport for address book invitations. This can help migrating the whole chat to jabber, so openmeetings chat will integrate to different im networks. The whole thing would help to light a green light for thise who are online and distribute invitation urls to tgem via different im networks. Some other ideas include importing contacts by ldap, from google and social networks, managing duplicates. Some special users do more on receiving invitation. They automatically turn on camera and join the meeting. This effectively turns openmeetings into video survilliance system. :-) Yet some people may take advance of placing cameras in a cafeteria. -- WBR Maxim aka solomax
Re: New address book
The idea was to allow users share urls and browse web sites. 27.02.2013 8:53 пользователь Irina Arkhipets irina.arkhip...@gmail.com написал: Hi Sebastian, Actually, no. I was going to put iframe into whiteboard - it can be useful sometime... Regards, Irina. On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 3:01 AM, seba.wag...@gmail.com seba.wag...@gmail.com wrote: Is the request that Irina is working on about creating html overlay over Flash a part / a research to realize this? Sebastian 2013/2/26 Alexei Fedotov alexei.fedo...@gmail.com Hello Maxim, thanks for support. My point was we still keep flash whiteboard and video with new book. The video is separated already. The board can be embedded with object tag without iframe One more note - when I say ¨android address book I mean search utilities at the first place. Peter, our contacts in the book are like jabber contacts - a jabber server (or server component) will maintain them for each user. The server also provides basic contact exchange functionality. Unless we found a smaller one, we can use openfire server. I like the idea of common address book but it will NOT work in iframe so it can be resolved in 3.0 only On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 2:48 PM, Alexei Fedotov alexei.fedo...@gmail.com wrote: Hello folks, Sebastian, I suggest the new concept for openmeetings. This is not a real innovation, just a copy of a newer thing than before. We will implement a new address book for openmeetings which looks like android address book. I'm writing this to collect your feedback before we start coding. Basicly we add all other contacts below those who already participates in the conference. When one drugs and drops offline contact on the board the invitation to join the conference is sent via specified channels including mail and jabber. For touch interfaces left-to-right gesture on the contact does the thing (this already works on my Android). Yes, we start adopting the thing for windows 8 pad experience (and get ubuntu pad working as well). All offline contacts are hidden in a tab by default, so the default look resembles the one we have now. The new book will be available in an iframe and will use wicket. Android-like call animations will be implemented on the top of jquery (and maybe some other lib in the middle). Separating the book from the board is another srep in our gradual flash to html5 transition. After we do basics, further ideas include the following improvements. It will likely require a lightweight http-tunnelled jabber to be implemented on openmeetings side (likely as an independently developed apache licensed component jar - independency on the build level will help better reuse and testing) to add jabber transport for address book invitations. This can help migrating the whole chat to jabber, so openmeetings chat will integrate to different im networks. The whole thing would help to light a green light for thise who are online and distribute invitation urls to tgem via different im networks. Some other ideas include importing contacts by ldap, from google and social networks, managing duplicates. Some special users do more on receiving invitation. They automatically turn on camera and join the meeting. This effectively turns openmeetings into video survilliance system. :-) Yet some people may take advance of placing cameras in a cafeteria. -- WBR Maxim aka solomax -- Sebastian Wagner https://twitter.com/#!/dead_lock http://www.webbase-design.de http://www.wagner-sebastian.com seba.wag...@gmail.com
