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Raphael Ritz | 1 Apr 2011 10:45
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Re: GSoC student introduction

On 3/31/11 10:52 PM, Yannis Mazzer wrote:
> Hello,

Hi Yannis,

welcome to our community!

>
> I am a french student at University Claude Bernard of Lyon. I recently met an active member of the plone
community who told me about a project I could work on on the occasion of the GSoC 2011. Effectively, he told
me about the project to integrate fise, a semantic search engine from the stanbol project, into plone CMS.

I think this is an excellent idea.
Have you been in contact with Jens (cc'ed) already?

Good luck,

	Raphael

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> I am very motivated to be involved in the plone project and I hope my contribution will be useful for the community.
>
> Regards,
>
> Yannis Mazzer.
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Suresh V. | 1 Apr 2011 10:55
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Re: GSOC idea: Plone tool to run long-running scripts in background

Hanno Schlichting wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 6:08 AM, Suresh V. <suresh_vv@...> wrote:
>> Is plone.app.async planned to be included with Plone pretty soon?
> 
> Depends on your definition of soon. I think it makes sense to include
> it at some stage, once it has been used in production by more
> companies and has proven itself. If that means Plone 4.2, 4.3 or later
> isn't clear.
> 
>> I looked at this but was put off by the fact that it needed a ZEO like
>> setup and won't work in a single process configuration. Would be nice to
>> have a solution that would work regardless.
> 
> If you have only a single application process to do the work for you,
> there's little point in deferring work to "later". Either the person
> requesting the job will have to wait, or somebody else will have to
> wait when the job executes.

Disagree. If the user's request does not block for a long period and 
does not result in a browser or proxy server timeout, it is still a big 
improvement over the status quo. And since multiple threads are 
available, we should be able to do this without blocking the user.

Am working on a prototype. Will let you know how it goes.

Suresh

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Laurence Rowe | 1 Apr 2011 12:01
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Re: GSOC idea: Plone tool to run long-running scripts in background


Suresh V. wrote:
> 
> Hanno Schlichting wrote:
>> On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 6:08 AM, Suresh V. &lt;suresh_vv@...&gt;
>> wrote:
>>> Is plone.app.async planned to be included with Plone pretty soon?
>> 
>> Depends on your definition of soon. I think it makes sense to include
>> it at some stage, once it has been used in production by more
>> companies and has proven itself. If that means Plone 4.2, 4.3 or later
>> isn't clear.
>> 
>>> I looked at this but was put off by the fact that it needed a ZEO like
>>> setup and won't work in a single process configuration. Would be nice to
>>> have a solution that would work regardless.
>> 
>> If you have only a single application process to do the work for you,
>> there's little point in deferring work to "later". Either the person
>> requesting the job will have to wait, or somebody else will have to
>> wait when the job executes.
> 
> Disagree. If the user's request does not block for a long period and 
> does not result in a browser or proxy server timeout, it is still a big 
> improvement over the status quo. And since multiple threads are 
> available, we should be able to do this without blocking the user.
> 
> Am working on a prototype. Will let you know how it goes.
>
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Plone Tests Summarizer | 1 Apr 2011 12:57
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Plone Tests: 5 OK, 1 Unknown

Summary of messages to the testbot list.
Period Thu Mar 31 11:00:00 2011 UTC to Fri Apr  1 11:00:00 2011 UTC.
There were 6 messages: 1 from ATContentTypes Tests, 1 from Archetypes Tests, 1 from Plone Libraries Tests,
1 from Plone Products Tests, 2 from Plone Tests.

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Subject: UNKNOWN : Plone-4.0 Zope-2.12 Python-2.6.5
From: Plone Tests
Date: Fri Apr  1 06:32:52 UTC 2011
URL: https://lists.plone.org/pipermail/testbot/2011-April/016404.html

Tests passed OK
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Subject: OK : Plone-3.3 Zope-2.10 Python-2.4.6
From: Plone Products Tests
Date: Fri Apr  1 06:10:05 UTC 2011
URL: https://lists.plone.org/pipermail/testbot/2011-April/016400.html

Subject: OK : Plone-3.3 Zope-2.10 Python-2.4.6
From: Plone Libraries Tests
Date: Fri Apr  1 06:15:05 UTC 2011
URL: https://lists.plone.org/pipermail/testbot/2011-April/016401.html

Subject: OK : AT-1.5 Plone-3.3 Zope-2.10 Python-2.4.6
From: Archetypes Tests
Date: Fri Apr  1 06:21:25 UTC 2011
URL: https://lists.plone.org/pipermail/testbot/2011-April/016402.html
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Godefroid Chapelle | 1 Apr 2011 13:27
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Re: GSOC idea: Plone tool to run long-running scripts in background

Le 01/04/11 10:55, Suresh V. a écrit :
> Hanno Schlichting wrote:
>> On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 6:08 AM, Suresh V.<suresh_vv@...>  wrote:
>>> Is plone.app.async planned to be included with Plone pretty soon?
>>
>> Depends on your definition of soon. I think it makes sense to include
>> it at some stage, once it has been used in production by more
>> companies and has proven itself. If that means Plone 4.2, 4.3 or later
>> isn't clear.
>>
>>> I looked at this but was put off by the fact that it needed a ZEO like
>>> setup and won't work in a single process configuration. Would be nice to
>>> have a solution that would work regardless.
>>
>> If you have only a single application process to do the work for you,
>> there's little point in deferring work to "later". Either the person
>> requesting the job will have to wait, or somebody else will have to
>> wait when the job executes.
>
> Disagree. If the user's request does not block for a long period and
> does not result in a browser or proxy server timeout, it is still a big
> improvement over the status quo. And since multiple threads are
> available, we should be able to do this without blocking the user.
>
> Am working on a prototype. Will let you know how it goes.
>
> Suresh

You can also take a look at five.taskqueue. Port to Zope2 of 
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Adrien Plagnol | 1 Apr 2011 17:10
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GSoC 2011 application

Hi,

I'm a 4th year student in University Claude Bernard of Lyon (France). 
I'm Yannis Mazzer's (see previous GSoC introduction) classmate and we 
both met Encolpe Degoute regarding GSoC ideas for Plone. The idea would 
be to integrate VIE, the semantic editor, into plone.

I'll have plenty of time this summer to work full time on this, and I'm 
looking forward to start putting my hands on it.

I'll be avaible on IRC by the nickname of Dalsh if you have any question.

Regards,
Adrien Plagnol

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Matthew Wilkes | 1 Apr 2011 18:37

Web Scale!

Re: http://zodb.ws

POSKey enterprises is proud to announce the launch of their flagship product, ZODB - Web Scale edition. 
Building on a range of technologies from the open-source ecosystem the power and flexibility of the ZODB
is now available to javascript developers.

ZODB - Web Scale edition is the latest in a line of products, the last of which was so vigorously adopted by the
Plone community that it was the main subject of discussion for an entire week.  ZODB.ws will eclipse that
with the most advanced local storage abstraction layer yet.

By using tried and trusted technologies such as ZODB, CPython, LLVM and Javascript web developers can now
simply persist complex data between sessions, rather than being limited to key:value pairs.  This
quantum leap in the toolkit for Javascript developers will make offline access for Python applications a reality.

The first live demonstration of this innovative technology is now available at http://zodb.ws and is
released under the free-software CDL license. POSKey Enterprises is also available to provide training
or consultancy to enable the dusty status-quo of web development adjust to and integrate this
ground-breaking step forwards.

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Johannes Raggam | 1 Apr 2011 20:12
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Re: Web Scale!

you are joking :D

On Fri, 2011-04-01 at 18:37 +0200, Matthew Wilkes wrote:
> Re: http://zodb.ws
> 
> POSKey enterprises is proud to announce the launch of their flagship product, ZODB - Web Scale edition. 
Building on a range of technologies from the open-source ecosystem the power and flexibility of the ZODB
is now available to javascript developers.
> 
> ZODB - Web Scale edition is the latest in a line of products, the last of which was so vigorously adopted by
the Plone community that it was the main subject of discussion for an entire week.  ZODB.ws will eclipse
that with the most advanced local storage abstraction layer yet.
> 
> By using tried and trusted technologies such as ZODB, CPython, LLVM and Javascript web developers can now
simply persist complex data between sessions, rather than being limited to key:value pairs.  This
quantum leap in the toolkit for Javascript developers will make offline access for Python applications a reality.
> 
> The first live demonstration of this innovative technology is now available at http://zodb.ws and is
released under the free-software CDL license. POSKey Enterprises is also available to provide training
or consultancy to enable the dusty status-quo of web development adjust to and integrate this
ground-breaking step forwards.
> 
> --
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David Glick | 1 Apr 2011 20:19
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Re: Web Scale!

It actually works though.

On 4/1/11 11:12 AM, Johannes Raggam wrote:
> you are joking :D
>
> On Fri, 2011-04-01 at 18:37 +0200, Matthew Wilkes wrote:
>> Re: http://zodb.ws
>>
>> POSKey enterprises is proud to announce the launch of their flagship product, ZODB - Web Scale edition. 
Building on a range of technologies from the open-source ecosystem the power and flexibility of the ZODB
is now available to javascript developers.
>>
>> ZODB - Web Scale edition is the latest in a line of products, the last of which was so vigorously adopted by
the Plone community that it was the main subject of discussion for an entire week.  ZODB.ws will eclipse
that with the most advanced local storage abstraction layer yet.
>>
>> By using tried and trusted technologies such as ZODB, CPython, LLVM and Javascript web developers can
now simply persist complex data between sessions, rather than being limited to key:value pairs.  This
quantum leap in the toolkit for Javascript developers will make offline access for Python applications a reality.
>>
>> The first live demonstration of this innovative technology is now available at http://zodb.ws and is
released under the free-software CDL license. POSKey Enterprises is also available to provide training
or consultancy to enable the dusty status-quo of web development adjust to and integrate this
ground-breaking step forwards.
>>
>> --
>>
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Martijn Pieters | 1 Apr 2011 22:39
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Re: Web Scale!

On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 20:19, David Glick <davidglick@...> wrote:
> It actually works though.

Impressive! Impractical, but bloody impressive nonetheless!

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