Aegir, Repligard problem

Steve Sobol <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.midgard.user
Organization JustThe.net
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hey!

Nice to be back. I've stayed away from doing much with Midgard because my 
server has been in pretty bad shape software-wise. After a major OS upgrade, 
however, things seem to be running quite nicely.

I've installed Midgard 1.6.3 and it's wonderful. The difference in polish 
between 1.6 and 1.5 is quite evident. Nice work!

Two questions:

a) I'm primarily going to try to focus on developing a Midgard IDE. However, 
there are some improvements I'd like to see in Aegir, and I figure the best 
way to get them done is to write them myself. :) Do Aegir plugins still work 
the same as they did in previous versions of Aegir? In other words, do I 
still use the same process to create an Aegir plugin?

b) What do I do about the following problem...

I have two apps from my Midgard 1.5 install that I need to import. I 
exported them from 1.5. I can't import them into 1.6, because the 1.6 
Repligard schema is missing at least one element present in the xml files...

"REPLIGARD/READ-CRITICAL **: Object field 'lang' in line 5 is unknown to 
Repligard!"

How to proceed?

Thanks... I'm hoping to start playing around with SOAP now that I have 1.6x 
installed. Bergie - still need docs? :) I can do Java/Apache AXIS right now, 
and if I get one of the contracts I'm trying to sell, I'm going to buy 
myself a copy of Visual Studio .NET and will be able to test using that as well.

Best,
   **SJS

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