On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 1:39 PM, Michael Papp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> One question to the group:  The Shindig documents mention an "Open Social
> Provider Interface" for use in connecting a social network's internal
> services with the Shindig server's Open Social implementation.  I can't
> say
> I have looked at every line of code in the project, and there is a variety
> of scaffolding in place where one might 'hook into' the Shindig code.  I
> was
> wondering if anyone might want to (briefly - not to be a burden)
> illuminate
> the subject of how the project "approved" method of utilizing or
> implementing the service provider interface is supposed to work.  Thanks
> in
> advance!


There are two parts to this, and they're slightly different:

- Infrastructure connection: If you need to use your own shared cache
infrastructure or the like, you'll want to create your own CrossServletState
and modify the web.xml to point to it.
- OpenSocial data (friend graph, app data, etc.): You can talk to some back
end directly in javascript at present. Cassie Doll is actively developing a
standardized server-side implementation of this that will allow you to
connect to your data stores via some RPC mechanism.


>
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> Michael Papp
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~Kevin

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