SV: gnome-config problems

[<jens persson btj se>]

Hello, I have just started following the maillist so excuse if I am
duplicating.

I thing it would be interesting to include a access way to the ACAP
(Application 
Configuration Access Protocol) described in RFC 2244 [1].
ACAP is a proposed Internet standard that allows consistent
configuration
between applications and platforms. For example my addressbook in Pine
on Linux at home and m$ exchange at work is dynamically updated against 
each other. And since one of the authors is working at Netscape I think
that a certain soon to be free net browser will contain support for it.

I would be intrested in working with this part of gnome but won't be
able to 
start until some time in may, so if someone starts write me a line.

Best regards
/jp
-- 
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Jens Persson              E-mail: jens.persson@btj.se


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>Från: 	Clarence Smith[SMTP:csmith@staticbomb.com]
>Skickat: 	 den 29 januari 1998 00:09
>Till: 	Jason Gilbert
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>Angående: 	Re: gnome-config problems 
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>On Wed, 28 Jan 1998, Jason Gilbert wrote:
>
>> be nice for document location stuff.  I remember reading about using LDAP 
>> for document location purposes somewhere, but have never heard of people 
>> using it.
>
>Yeah, using some sorta of enhancement to ldap_search_s(), or something
>that expanded on the routine, doc location becomes a little more
>simplified.  Then again, i've only tried it on simple strings, and haven't
>looked into the ldap-api beyond that.
>
>
>-Clarence
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