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Why do new plugins/modules need to be added to kernel/ ?

Tuesday 06 July 2004 1:30:46 am - 3 replies

Modified on Tuesday 06 July 2004 1:31:09 am by Paul Forsyth

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Björn Dieding@xrow.de

Wednesday 07 July 2004 1:17:55 am

agree...

those packages shouldn't be in the kernel, but they should ship with the eZ publish package.

I think, I mentioned it at the conference ... It would be nice to have a extension package creatoin handler...

bjoern
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Jan Borsodi

Friday 09 July 2004 2:03:49 am

We will move specific payment features into a separate extension and just leave the general features in eZ publish.

As soon as we figure out where we will place these extensions we will move it.

Don't worry, we won't bloat eZ publish :)

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Paul Forsyth

Friday 09 July 2004 2:16:32 am

Excellent, thanks :)

To follow up on the extension talk, in the past eZ haven't really used the extension system. I think the only public case is the online editor.

Will you be using it more?

I see the extensions as being a stepping stone to actively developing with the community. For example if the Paypal extension was put onto pubsvn developers could work with it. Of course, some extensions will have your dual licence but im sure there will be some where it doesnt matter and the GPL could be used.

Once begun members could be nominated to ensure a package/extension is versioned/released properly.

Once you have your package installer written to pick from known 'package' repositories these can be easily added to the default install from pubsvn.

Paul

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