Re: Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-07 Thread Jacques Le Roux
From: "Shi Yusen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Jacques, I think keeping Shark will let the users upgrade from some old version safely and easily. Besides, workflow is a key point for some users to consider OFBiz. Yes sure. On the LDAP component with SSO, I think it'll be better to wait more feedbacks

Re: Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-07 Thread Shi Yusen
Jacques, I think keeping Shark will let the users upgrade from some old version safely and easily. Besides, workflow is a key point for some users to consider OFBiz. On the LDAP component with SSO, I think it'll be better to wait more feedbacks on it especially the author(s) of check509CertLogin

Re: Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-06 Thread Jacques Le Roux
From: "David E Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> On Sep 6, 2008, at 9:51 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote: From: "David E Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> No, do not remove the shark component. That isn't a commit-then- review sort of thing, and in fact I'd say we should have a vote in order to decide to remo

Re: Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-06 Thread David E Jones
On Sep 6, 2008, at 9:51 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote: From: "David E Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> No, do not remove the shark component. That isn't a commit-then- review sort of thing, and in fact I'd say we should have a vote in order to decide to remove it or not. OK, I personnlly don't nee

Re: Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-06 Thread Jacques Le Roux
From: "David E Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> No, do not remove the shark component. That isn't a commit-then-review sort of thing, and in fact I'd say we should have a vote in order to decide to remove it or not. OK, I personnlly don't need a vote. If you think we should keep it, it's fine wit

Re: Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-06 Thread David E Jones
No, do not remove the shark component. That isn't a commit-then-review sort of thing, and in fact I'd say we should have a vote in order to decide to remove it or not. As for the LDAP component... could you be more specific? I'm not aware of any separate component for LDAP, and really it

Re: Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-06 Thread Jacques Le Roux
From: "BJ Freeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> You will know as soon as you create a Jira :P I think seeing work flow in graphics is a good task I saw your query on ULM and was wonder if you were going to try to map it to do what shark does. Being LGPL license dose make make it hard if it is not gong to

Re: Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-06 Thread BJ Freeman
You will know as soon as you create a Jira :P I think seeing work flow in graphics is a good task I saw your query on ULM and was wonder if you were going to try to map it to do what shark does. Being LGPL license dose make make it hard if it is not gong to be supported. Jacques Le Roux sent the

Re: Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-06 Thread Jacques Le Roux
Nobody interested of does this mean that I can go ahead ? Ahead : remove Shark, install LDAP as a framework component Jacques From: "Jacques Le Roux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Despite of the efforts I put in it 2 years ago, I'm wondering if we should not throw away Shark. It's not supported anymore an

Framework cleaning an enhancing : Shark and LDAP

2008-09-04 Thread Jacques Le Roux
Despite of the efforts I put in it 2 years ago, I'm wondering if we should not throw away Shark. It's not supported anymore and there are any real use of it in OFBiz since ECA are used instead. It looks really like a dead end. LDAP is proposed as a specialpurpose applications in https://issues.apa