Hi, Eduard, Except for the "page rename" function, I do not have other pending issues. At current stage, more of the methods in the adapater class for xmlrpc backend are left un-implemented. Do I need to make them work as well? I will clean and polish the code eventually as well as adding more tests in the remainder of the GSOC. Best regards Jun Han On 08/10/2011 05:03 PM, Eduard Moraru wrote:
Hi Jun,
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 9:15 PM, Jun Han<[email protected]> wrote:
Dear all,
The demo video is http://youtu.be/QSKSpgvveHU
The major part of my recent work is listed as below: 1. page creation, modification, synchronization and deletion 2. page translation creation, modification, synchronization and deletion 3. object creation, modification, synchronization and deletion 4. implement the local storage layer using flat file structure and replace xml serialization/de-serialization with JSON 5. Upgrade tycho from v0.11.1 to v0.13.0-SNAPSHOT, which fixes the issue of not being able to generate macOSX product from linux distro. The current maven build script is tested under Fedora 15 and can generate mac OSX x86_64/x86 products successfully. However, I have not tested the functions of generated RCP application in a mac OSX environment.
Some modifications in API and improvements: 1. add and remove tag for a page 2. comment creation and deletion 3. attachment creation, modification and deletion 4. grab space
Great stuff!
Some stuff I noticed in the video: - I noticed that the conflict resolution pasted the entire remote content instead of just the conflicting line. Also, the conflict markers showed the entire content as conflicting and not only the specific line(s). Is this a configurable behaviour? Can it just handle conflicting sections(lines)? - Object conflict (do we handle this as well, or just page content?) - No cancelable or background running dialog for the space grabbing.
Do you have any more pending issues or stuff you`d like to handle before the end of GSoC?
Also, for the remainder of the program, you should mainly focus on cleaning your code, polishing, refactoring (if needed), documenting (and synchronizing the existing code documentation), etc.
Thanks, Eduard
Best regards Jun Han
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