Hey Rajdeep, this looks great!
Only a few small bits of feedback that aren't really important but i'd
still like to mention:
# FilesServlet
* Loads the HTML, JS, CSS files from the paths specified -- This
servlet is unique to PHP Shindig Implementation.
Actually this isn't from the 'path specified' but hard wires /gadgets/
files to <shindig>/javascript. Java land also does this but then
through jetty configuration. The purpose of it allow the examples (/
gadgets/files/container/sample*.html and /gadgets/files/
samplecontainer/samplecontainer.html) to work the same on both
versions. I'm not saying your attribution is way off, however the
wording would almost make one thing it's a huge security hole, while
in fact is is not :-)
# Server Side Components diagram you list opensocial-0.7 depending on
'caja', this was actually removed a while ago, since it broke some
gadgets and isn't completed yet. Nothing that would force an update of
the graphics, it's not that important, but still a detail worth
mentioning :)
# pluggable classes. I'll leave it up to you to judge if this is
relevant or not but a lot of the services can be re-configured to your
own classes, things like the gadget blacklist, remote content fetcher
& caching classes. The idea is that a lot of large sites will already
have their own versions that they want to use, so we made all of those
configurable (this is the same in Java land btw). But i guess that
would make this document to complicated?
Over all it looks great and it's very informative, thanks for your work!
-- Chris
On Jun 25, 2008, at 6:44 PM, Rajdeep Dua wrote:
Hi Alll,
I have written an Article on Shindig PHP Architecture, available at
the
following location
http://rajdeep.dua.googlepages.com/shindigPHP-overview-tidy_img.html
Kindly provide feedback and if it can be linked from the Apache site
Thanks
Rajdeep
