Re: KCModule or KApplication

Zackary Deems <zdeems-tClYnr7/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.arklinux.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Why not do a KCModule geared around the 'settings' pieces you can 
support, and a separate Administration application that can be launched 
from the KCModule?  At least that way it's integrated, and still part of 
KControl.. AND you can have your menus and toolbars, etc.

Pupeno wrote:

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>Hello ark linux developers...
>I have a design problem...
>I'm working on the UserManagementTool...
>As my dream is to have an unified KControl with everything related to 
>configuration I started developing UserManagementTool as a KCModule, but I'm 
>finding a problem. KCModules doesn't provide support for menus, doesn't 
>provide support for toolbars, KActions, etc, etc. Things that are needed for 
>simple thigns like 'add new user'.
>So, I asked on kde-devel: 
>http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-devel&m=107508849126100&w=2 
>http://lists.kde.org/?t=107508850500003&r=1&w=2
>and more or less, the conclusion is that user management is an administration 
>task while KControl is intended for settings and not administration.
>So, should I create a KApplication ?
>Should I continue to create KCModule and reinvent everything to provide a 
>toolbars and so on (providing a menu is necesary, but also very wrong since 
>that application already has a menu) ?
>Should I create a KPart ?
>What about an application for configuring and management that can load 
>KCModules but that can also load more complex KParts like my wanna-be 
>UserManagementTool ?
>- -- 
>Pupeno: [email protected]
>http://www.pupeno.com
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