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== Shared Editing For Eclipse and Eclipse RCP Apps == | == Shared Editing For Eclipse and Eclipse RCP Apps == | ||
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| + | Mustafa will provide and make available pointers to relevant research and protocol descriptions about distributed state synchronization for real-time shared editing. | ||
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| + | Mustafa will discuss with colleagues the use of SubEthaEdit protocol with open source implementation under EPL. | ||
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ECF will also provide login/access to http://ecf1.osuosl.org CVS server. | ECF will also provide login/access to http://ecf1.osuosl.org CVS server. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:07, 29 May 2006
Date: Mon, May 29, 2006
Attendees: Mustafa Isik, Scott Lewis, Ward Cunningham
Topic: Mustafa's Google Summer of Code Project and ECF
Mustafa's project is going to focus on a SubEthaEdit-like shared text editor capability for Eclipse, using ECF to provide the underlying communications.
Contents
Use of XMPP Provider
XMPP *may* be used as provider for this project, but there are some possible issues with it...e.g. Google Talk's implementation of XMPP currently doesn't support multi-user chat XMPP extension. It only supports IM (currently). This would limit shared editing to 2 participants only. It's not a requirement for Mustafa (or for ECF) that XMPP be used, although Google would obviously want that.
Project will initially focus on creating plugins to support a shared text editor for Eclipse. Will then look to generalize plugins created to run in Eclipse RCP app context.
Research Resources
Mustafa will provide and make available pointers to relevant research and protocol descriptions about distributed state synchronization for real-time shared editing.
Licensing
Mustafa will discuss with colleagues the use of SubEthaEdit protocol with open source implementation under EPL.
Project Development Resources
Here's the bug filed about supporting the Google SOC projects with Eclipse Foundation resources: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=143583
ECF will also provide login/access to http://ecf1.osuosl.org CVS server.