Tarjei Huse wrote:
The big one is an IDE like the one Alan Knowles was working on. It'll be
written in Java. I really wanted to use Eclipse, but Eclipse doesn't have the
"virtual filesystem" feature Netbeans has that would make it really simple to
integrate it on top of Midgard, and I won't use
lør, 30,.10.2004 kl. 09.40 -0700, skrev Steve Sobol:
> Tarjei Huse wrote:
>
> > COOL! Goahead!
>
> The big one is an IDE like the one Alan Knowles was working on. It'll be
> written in Java. I really wanted to use Eclipse, but Eclipse doesn't have the
> "virtual filesystem" feature Netbeans has
Tarjei Huse wrote:
COOL! Goahead!
The big one is an IDE like the one Alan Knowles was working on. It'll be
written in Java. I really wanted to use Eclipse, but Eclipse doesn't have the
"virtual filesystem" feature Netbeans has that would make it really simple to
integrate it on top of Midgard, a
Quoting Steve Sobol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have been away from Midgard development for a while. Are Midgard's
> functions
> exposed via XMLRPC?
Nope, but there's an SOAP interface in CVS. You might want to build on that.
>(If not, I would like to create an XMLRPC interface to
> Midgard in ord
I have been away from Midgard development for a while. Are Midgard's functions
exposed via XMLRPC? (If not, I would like to create an XMLRPC interface to
Midgard in order to facilitate a couple projects I want to start soon.)
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