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Re: [Vrs-development] Design Tasks Proposal


From: Bill Lance
Subject: Re: [Vrs-development] Design Tasks Proposal
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 2002 06:03:21 -0800 (PST)

Hi,

Sorry for the delay getting back to you.  I'v been
gone for a while.


--- Open Source <address@hidden> wrote:
> I have a lot of stupid questions.
> 
> Here is the first.
> 
> How does the human in charge of the LDS find out
> about
> the human in charge of the VRS? 

There are a variety of way, and most are social.  In
most cases, they already know each other as friends,
relatives or associates in business or profession. 
Remeber the purpose of a VRS is to aggregate resources
to  create a netservices Server.  

Other forms are also possible, such as a branded,
subscription for a fee model.  I imageine advertizing
would be appropriate here.  

And, of course, anyone could maintain a directory of
public VRS's and their topical interests.


> Whre is this geophysical information stored? 
>

Geography shouldn't be relevant.


 
> I think there must be a set of rules governing such
> a
> subscription process. Will this be also defined in
> the
> VRS design spec?
> 

Yes.  


> My second s question.
> 
> I was just looking at the thread on jabber and
> seeing
> that it might be endorsed by the .gnu committee. How
> does jabber fit into VRS or goldwater?
> 

Chris has a thread going that discusses this.


> My third s question.
> Is there is any time frame for developing VRS? It
> seems that we still stuck around in the design spec
> for quite some time.


No overall time frame, since that depends on how much
effort goes into it, and that depends on volunteers.

Chris has a working pass of the Goldwater system
patched to perl up and running.  With this we can
start prototyping as module organization and
interfaces become clear.  We intended to do this in
perl, using perl OO methodology.  The bible of this is
"Object Oriented Perl", by Damian Conway.

And yes, we are spending serious time on design, since
that's where the hard problems are.


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