NAME

OpenInteract2::Manual - User Guide and Reference Manual for OpenInteract

DESCRIPTION

This is the manual for OpenInteract2. It includes information about how to setup OpenInteract2 (including databases, web servers, etc.), how to develop modules in OpenInteract and how to extend it for your own purposes. It is also a reference for the features OpenInteract2 has with pointers to the relevant module documentation for details.

This manual provides an overview of the framework along with examples, directions, etc. If you need implementation-specific information, please see the documentation for the appropriate module. (All modules are listed below.)

The manual is broken down into:

MODULES

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Chris Winters. All rights reserved.

Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.1 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, with no Front-Cover Texts, and with no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the file titled "COPYING-DOCS".

AUTHORS

Chris Winters <chris@cwinters.com>

The following people have offered patches, advice, development funds, etc. to OpenInteract and OpenInteract2:

  • Salve Nilsen and his team at the Norwegian Meteorological Institute (http://met.no/) have provided ideas, use cases, bug reports and invaluable advice throughout the OpenInteract2 beta process.

  • Teemu Arina and his team at Dicole (http://www.dicole.com/) have created a substantial and innovative groupware product called MimerDesk. They've also been very active in submitting patches, bug reports and ideas for development, particularly i18n support, based on their day-to-day usage.

  • John Sequeira and HappyCool (running the National Auto Sport Association) donated money toward the OpenInteract server which runs the website, wiki site, demo sites and JIRA issue tracking.

  • Greg Fenton and the folks at iAnywhere contributed a fully-licensed version of SQL Anywhere Studio version 9 at YAPC 2004.

  • intes.net (http://www.intes.net/) funded and supported OpenInteract development through its 1.x versions.

  • Andreas Nolte <andreas.nolte@bertelsmann.de> and his team have contributed lots of great ideas and have been super for bouncing ideas around.

  • Christian Lemburg <lemburg@aixonix.de>, Rusty Foster <rusty@kuro5hin.org>, Christopher Proto, and many other folks have helped out. (Please email me if I've forgotten you!)