RE: [cgiapp] RE: Many HTML <select>'s ... one Data Source

["Bill McCormick" <suppressed>]

Eric,

> I somehow overlooked the first message mentioning 
> OpenThought.  Thanks for responding Michael or I may have 
> missed it altogether :-)
> 
> OpenThought is in fact capable of using CGI::Application, via 
> a CGI::App subclass called OpenPlugin::Application.  In fact, 
> usage through CGI::App/OpenPlugin::App is the recommended 
> method, and is how all the examples in the docs are shown.
> 
> (quick plug) For those looking to use it, there's some really 
> cool changes in CVS now which will be released soon, making 
> both OpenThought and the underlying OpenPlugin easier to 
> install, easier to use, and overall much cooler :-)
> 

This seems like a great project; your web site presentation is very
helpful. I'll first take a look at the docs. The first thing I need to
see is how easily it integrates into my existing C::A framework. Does it
slide in or am I looking at a rewrite at some level? 

I think I also need to read up on the future of JavaScript/DHTML vs.
.NET. i.e. is it here to stay or here to be .NET'ed away? I don't want
to build anything that ends up with orphan code behind it. Maybe you've
already done exactly this, hence you are where you are? Maybe you'd care
to comment here?

I'd be interested to hear if any of the C::A pro's on the list have
looked at this yet ... Cees, Mark, Jessie ... comments? 


Thanks,


Bill

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