Hello Thomas !! You have big problems !! with "bitKeeper " ??
CMS ?? see CPS ( in french) www.nuxeo.com Il existe CPS ( un bon produit sous ZOPE et Python) qui permet de la publication et du travail ccoperatif sur les documents . Avez vous perdu ou non lu mes messages pr?c?dents ?? qui sont sans r?ponse de votre part . Amiti?s Dr R LONJON France Selon Thomas Beale <thomas at deepthought.com.au>: > > Dear all, > > BitMover Inc has recently decided to withdraw its open license, and we > are going to be forced to change our CM system for openEHR. This is a > huge disappointment, since BitKeeper really is the rolls-royce > application in its class, and is ideally suited to open development. > However, they have made a decision, and given some leeway for people > like us to change. I am not 100% sure of what you will be experiencing > currently if you try to do a pull with your current copy of BK; if you > are experiencing problems, please let us know. > > Some people may be thinking "told you so", but as a quick defence of our > choice I would note: > - we placed quite some weight on Linus Torvalds' choice of BK 2 years > ago, and also some other large open source projects > - we started using BK in openEHR at the end of 1993. THe most likely > alternative, Subversion, was much less mature then > - the choice has absolutely minimised our manual work in CM for the > period we have had it. > > We will most likely move to subversion, and set up a subversion server > on openEHR.org. Subversion is essentially the "new CVS" and handles > moves and renames properly, and also has some semblance of change sets. > The biomedical engineering group at the university of Valencia where I > have been for the last couple of days have been using it for a while and > report no problems, and showed me integrations with Eclipse and > JBuilder. (Not sure if refactoring inside those tools does the right > things to Subversion, but we'll test that). > > Unless anyone in the community has some strong reason or evidence why > subversion would not be a good choice, we will migrate in the next few > weeks. We cannot guarantee that all interior versions of openEHR > repositories will be kept intact when migrating the files, but we will > do our best. > > We will announce further details as we know them. > > - thomas beale > > > -- > ___________________________________________________________________________________ > CTO Ocean Informatics (http://www.OceanInformatics.biz) > Research Fellow, University College London (http://www.chime.ucl.ac.uk) > Chair Architectural Review Board, openEHR (http://www.openEHR.org) > > - > If you have any questions about using this list, > please send a message to d.lloyd at openehr.org > -- - If you have any questions about using this list, please send a message to d.lloyd at openehr.org
