Infusion Builder request for interim review

[Colin Clark]

Hi Laurel,

I think your directory structure changes generally look good. A few  
comments about naming:

  * I'm not sure what's specifically "secure" about the code you've  
got in the infusion-builder-secure directory. Does this directory just  
contain resources that are "private" to the web server? Or is there a  
more descriptive name we can use? Along with this, I assume the stuff  
within plain old "infusion-builder" is intended to be located in the  
webserver's document directory?

* Your mysqlscript.sql script file could probably be named something  
more descriptive. "create-and-clear-builder-cache.sql" or something  
along those lines?

And one question about next steps:

  * You mention that you've taken the Builder out of CMS Made Simple  
(good move), and that it doesn't look as nice as a result. What's your  
plan for making it look good again?

Colin

On 23-Oct-09, at 4:39 PM, Laurel A. Williams wrote:

> Following up on discussions with Colin yesterday, I've made some  
> revisions to the Infusion Builder which should to be reviewed.
>
> You can find the issues that I've addressed using the following JIRA  
> filter: http://issues.fluidproject.org/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?mode=hide&requestId=10265
>
> Essentially, I've rearranged the directory structure in svn to  
> better reflect the deployment of the tool. I've corrected some  
> configuration issues to simplify deployment. I think more can be  
> done, but this is a start and I wanted to move in relatively small  
> steps to correct the issues that Colin found. Updated installation  
> instructions can be found here:  http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Deploying+the+Infusion+Builder 
> . Hopefully we can test drive this first attempt early next week and  
> try to find problem steps.
>
> A clean install can be found here: http://142.150.154.58/infusion-builder/html/CustomBuild.html
> I've taken the Infusion Builder out of the CMSMS entirely, so it  
> doesn't look as nice any more, but it seems to be working fine.

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Colin Clark
Technical Lead, Fluid Project
http://fluidproject.org