| Re: [3p-dev] Download page for PolarSys |
Hello everybody! After the work done by Benoit, please find my answers to the mail of Denis below. --- Pierre From: 3p-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:3p-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of LANGLOIS Benoit Hello ! 1. Download & upload of PolarSys IDE 0.7 PolarSys IDE 0.7 is now downloadable in four declinations: http://download.polarsys.org/3p/PolarSysIDE/0.7/org.polarsys.ide.0.7-linux.gtk.x86_64.tar.gz The upload time is very slow, about 80 kB/s => 1h30 to upload one version The download time (At Thales): about 340 kB/s => 21 minutes Maybe PolarSys IDE packages are too big too. 2. Download page Download page: http://polarsys.org/downloads/ Who is responsible for customizing it in order to take into account the four PolarSys IDE declinations? Benoît De : 3p-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:3p-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Denis Roy Gael, On 09/22/2013 09:53 AM, Gaël Blondelle wrote: Have you looked at http://polarsys.org/downloads/ ? It is already there, and the 3p project can copy files into the 3p directory (/home/httpd/downloads/3p) and they will be available from that URL. [PGa] The packages are downloadable at the URLs given by Benoit, but http://polarsys.org/downloads/3p is still in error. So the question Pierre and I have is:* How to structure the page. simple HTML? PHP? a drupal page? The current eclipse.org "main downloads page" is PHP. If you and Pierre list the requirements, we'll have a better idea how to create it. [PGa] Basically I would like to mimic the look and feel of http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ for packages (for now only PolarSysIDE, but I expect to have more packages in the coming months) provided by 3p. Ok to discuss it further if you think it is needed. * How do we write/generate the list of downloads. I imagine that for EPP, there is a generation based on metadata. Chris can probably discuss how the EPP packages are listed on the Eclipse.org downloads page. * How do we link to Hudson results? Please exercise caution when linking to Hudson. Hudson doesn't handle large amounts of anonymous traffic very well, so if the projects become very popular, it will be a problem. [PGa] ok. That’s what Benoit has done as far as I understand. * How do we integrate links to old versions?It took years for Eclipse.org to need a separate archive space. For now, a simple "older versions" page can be created. [PGa] ok
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