Sanjiva,
My bad. I just meant the AJAX toolkit portion of Zimbra.
-adam
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Re: AJAX Toolkit Framework Proposal
On Tue, 2005-12-20 at 23:18 -0500, Adam Peller wrote:
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> 2) The other subproject is Zimbra itself, but there may be other runtimes
> here as well. As you say, the main goal here is to provide layers of
> abstraction to hide the traditional browser tricks and quirk modes to
make
> browser-based programming more productive, and Zimbra does this well.
Did you really mean all of Zimbra or just the toolkit part?? I believe
Zimbra includes an email client platform as well .. and something
they're pushing with a dual license model (which clearly does not sit
well with us once code starts coming in from other contributors).
Thanks for the long explanation!
Sanjiva.
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