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[David Miller]

I was looking at lending a hand with this also.
its amazingly easy to work with, and has real potential

far from an official roadmap, but what are people's plans with this ?
choice of data encoding, xml or  JSON ?
rendering of the interface, xslt, some DHTML toolkit, etc ?
does anything else need to be added to EJS...such as expat library for 
xml processing, etc

from Derycks SVN it looks like he is going to be using xml/xslt and ajax 
in a way that some of the google apps do.
If nobody has any good reasons for wanting otherwise, I guess that will 
be the way of doing things.

I've been hacking around with it, making a LDB viewer, I guess i'll have 
a look into doing that with derycks branch instead of the main one

David











Tim Potter wrote:

>On Wed, 2006-02-01 at 12:13 +1100, Andrew Bartlett wrote:
>
>  
>
>>SWAT was developed in a burst about 6 months ago, with just some recent
>>work in the past month for the tech preview.  
>>
>>We do need every bit of help we can get :-)
>>
>>    
>>
>>>Is there a updated todo-list and/or any information about work in progress
>>>available?
>>>      
>>>
>>Deryck has started his own branch in SVN, but I don't know exactly what
>>it does yet.
>>    
>>
>
>Deryck has been working on the js and html side of things, and I have
>been trying to work on the technical side of things.  I've only really
>started to have a poke around as all my free time has been taken up by
>the postgrey install yesterday.
>
>The idea is to have a much nicer usable interface that's task-based
>rather than being a smb.conf editor like the original swat.  As for a
>roadmap, I was hoping that after a bit of work to get things basically
>working, it would become apparent which bits need working on, and then
>maybe put together a roadmap.
>
>If you're really keen, check out the branches/tmp/deryck-samba4-swat
>repository, build it, run smbd -i and connect to port 901 with a
>browser.
>
>
>Tim.
>  
>



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