Salut, Le 14 mai 2012 à 19:58, Sven Van Caekenberghe a écrit :
Bonjour Cédrick, Stépahane,
On 14 May 2012, at 19:44, Cédrick Béler wrote:
I'll let you know.
CAS seems to be kind of standard for high organization SSO. It's just sad I didn't thought of it for Google Summer of Code. This could have been an opportunity. There's also ESUG. But maybe others should say of they find such an implementation useful (and not only me :) ).
Yes, these are interesting add-on projects. The basis (Pharo+Zn+Zdc) is there, I don't think these are major undertakings, but they can get stuck on some small seemingly insurmountable detail. Step 1 is to understand the specification and the foundation to start from. Looking at implementations in other languages helps.
Yes, I've had a look at PHP and Ruby ones but I cannot at this moment dig more into it.
Regards,
Sven
PS: Cédrick, I remember the OAuth (Dropbox) stuff that you were trying. Any chance to start that again ? ;-)
Uhm, I fear it hasn't moved from what you've seen + what we've lost (squeaksource versions lost). The upload stuff wasn't working if I remember well. I may start again if useful but I cannot at this time + CAS would be my priority now if I could :( <OT - killers apps ?> Just for background, if I experiment that, it's because in our university, they plan to set up a Numeric Environment (ENT in french). Based on uPortal, called E-Sup. I find it sucks :) + it's expensive to deploy and configure (around 30k⬠!!!). This is Java ! What's working now is only CAS+LDAP. If I had CAS in Pharo, I could develop applications say in Seaside that could be integrated in this environment. I think something like E-Sup (uPortal) could be a great project in Pharo but... this is a long one. Maybe ESUG ? ObjectFusion ? :-) For management in uni, they use OS app suite called Coktail (Scholarix and friends...) and these tools are developed in web objects (woa), the Apple no more supported framework ! This is also an opportunity to develop applications in Pharo because Coktail seems alone in this field (being open source) </OT> Cheers, Cédrick
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