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Dale Henrichs wrote:
> Sean,
>
> Sounds good. I've added you and Norbert to the Bibliocello dev group.
>
> Here are the instructions for loading Bibliocello into GLASS. Don't
> forget to load your adaptor of choice. :
>
> "installation"
> Gofer new gemsource: 'bibliocello';
> package: 'ConfigurationOfBibliocello';
> load.
> (ConfigurationOfBibliocello project version: '1.0-alpha.1')
> load: 'ALL'.
> BCMasterDistribution new register.
> "
> The default username/password for Pier is admin/pier.
> The default username/password for Seaside admin/seaside.
> A couple of non-superuser users: joe/pier and bob/pier.
> "
>
> There's a workspace on the class-side of BCMasterDistribution. Execute:
>
> WAEnvironment reloadApplications.
> BCMasterDistribution new register.
>
> Whenever you make changes to the pier stuff. When you hit the
> bibliocello site you'll be in a pier instance with a blog (News) that
> records what I've been up to recently....it's defined in the code so we
> can reinitialize the pier stuff (until things settle down).
>
> Load it up and take it for a spin ... At this point it has gone a couple
> steps beyond a proof of concept I've added a security model of sorts
> (using the pier security model). When you add a project, a pier
> structure gets created (so you can have a wiki and control/edit project
> pages. There is also an independent structure that is created for the
> project/repositories/storage. the RESTful api hits the storage structure
> directly, so the storage model and the UI (pier) are independent ...
>
> I'll be interested in what features you want to add ...
>
> I suppose it would hurt to add a bibliocello google group for the
> mailing list ... I'd like to start using bibliocello to develop
> bibliocello (wiki, etc.) but a mailing list would be useful to start
> with ...
>
> Dale