Re: running the EB-lite core

Meredydd Luff <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.everybuddy.user
Message-ID <03021414242401.00266@rhodium>
On Friday 14 February 2003 03:23, Rob Brown wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Where can I get the documentation of how to talk to the core?
Grab an alpha tarball. There's a file called GUI_SPEC in the doc/ directory.

> Is there a
> simple command line test harness?
GUIcomms/ directory. Sample function to communicate (not brilliantly written, 
I was in a hurry). Uses scanf(). Alternatively, try the Javacomms/ directory, 
in which there are a few Java classes to talk to the core.

> I'd really like to avoid getting into
> the qt client stuff because we are building an agent that will use the core
> only, so the gui is not useful...we'd just like to be able to see how to
> send simple commands to the core and receive incoming events.
Yep. Thost last two should do it.

> BTW, I've seen a lot of questions that never seem to be answered about
> whether there is an eb-lite mailing list.  Anyone?
There was one, once upon a time. However, Rob's had to move the servers 
around, and we've lost the @everybuddy.com lists, which is why I've moved 
back to [email protected]. This server move is also responsible for 
the loss of cvs.everybuddy.com. Although I'm very busy with work, and what 
time I do spend on Everybuddy I spend on EB-lite, I'm actively soliciting 
volunteers to host a temporary CVS (or subversion, or whatever) repository. 
Anyone?

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