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| Re: contribute to rapid application development framework? [message #7907 is a reply to message #7743] |
Mon, 28 January 2008 22:11   |
 Andre Dietisheim
Messages: 131
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Werner
Good idea! I still work there but I'm not directly involved in those
efforts but I'll check with postfinance and my company.
Iternationalisation is crucial down here in Switzerland (3 languages:
german, french, italian).
Greetings
André
Werner Keil wrote:
> Hi André,
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> Thanks for your interest and post.
> Since you mentioned the Swiss Post Finance, they have contributed to
> another Eclipse project, Babel. While this primarily aims to help you
> with translation and i18n of your RCP apps, maybe you might consider
> also to both use and contribute to it where appropriate?
>
> Werner
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> André wrote:
>> Hi!
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>> I work for a small/medium company that tries to push RCP apps up here
>> in Switzerland. I already worked on several rcp clients for the last 3
>> year s and I (me and my company) am currently looking for a framework
>> that speeds up the development of rcp apps (and possibly the server
>> side, too). I experienced several developments of that kind in the
>> projects I was involved (swiss rail, postfinance) and I think that
>> there's a great waste of resources in all those developments.
>> We now try to find a project where we can help to build such a
>> platform. RCML is a component that looks very much like a first
>> component to such a RAD platform and I hoped several other components
>> in OFMP could be of great use in non-financial applications, too.
>>
>> Thanks for your replies!
>> André
>>
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| Re: contribute to rapid application development framework? [message #7940 is a reply to message #7926] |
Tue, 29 January 2008 08:31 |
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Originally posted by: frederic.conrotte.kaupthing.lu
> Furthermore there are several parts in your framework (Acegi security,
> Spring integration, BIRT reporting, etc.) that sound very similar to what
> my company developed for swiss rail (project UNO) and I look forward to
> the inital code contributions to see if we could contribute to all those
> generic application parts.
Sounds great! We will work hard on expected IP issues with external third
party libraries to commit as much as possible to Eclipse CVS quickly.
Sheers
Frederic
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| Re: contribute to rapid application development framework? [message #567923 is a reply to message #7743] |
Mon, 28 January 2008 22:11 |
Andre Dietisheim
Messages: 131
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi Werner
Good idea! I still work there but I'm not directly involved in those
efforts but I'll check with postfinance and my company.
Iternationalisation is crucial down here in Switzerland (3 languages:
german, french, italian).
Greetings
André
Werner Keil wrote:
> Hi André,
>
> Thanks for your interest and post.
> Since you mentioned the Swiss Post Finance, they have contributed to
> another Eclipse project, Babel. While this primarily aims to help you
> with translation and i18n of your RCP apps, maybe you might consider
> also to both use and contribute to it where appropriate?
>
> Werner
>
> André wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I work for a small/medium company that tries to push RCP apps up here
>> in Switzerland. I already worked on several rcp clients for the last 3
>> year s and I (me and my company) am currently looking for a framework
>> that speeds up the development of rcp apps (and possibly the server
>> side, too). I experienced several developments of that kind in the
>> projects I was involved (swiss rail, postfinance) and I think that
>> there's a great waste of resources in all those developments.
>> We now try to find a project where we can help to build such a
>> platform. RCML is a component that looks very much like a first
>> component to such a RAD platform and I hoped several other components
>> in OFMP could be of great use in non-financial applications, too.
>>
>> Thanks for your replies!
>> André
>>
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