Re: [Fwd: Re: [Gnumed-devel] Attn Ian: re LIstbook in gnuMed 'terry']

[Karsten Hilbert]

On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 09:23:51AM +0100, Hilbert, Sebastian wrote:

> What I meant was to ignites some discussion about the ConfigEditor itself. 
> Mainly the structure and what should be configured where. Suppose I want to 
> add a new lab to the list of labs I send my specimen to. Where do I do this 
> programatically ? Some option in the ConfigEditor? Some dedicated GUI. Same 
> goes for document types in Gnumed Archive. Say I want to add a type. Where do 
> I present this to the user ? Decdicated GUI? ConfigEditor ?
Dedicated UI. None of the two are configuration items (*how*
something is supposed to be among a number of options). They
are both *content* changes. Yes, it's called configuration,
too, but that's how I would draw the line.

> Seems like it does already. Which brings up a question. How are we going to 
> handle the transition/ paralles implementation of GUI clients in terms of 
> where to store the code ?
I suppose as needed - for now.

> Are going to have additional directories for reference client, webclient etc. 
> or are we going to name them differently.
different *types* of client are going to be in different
directories, sure

> Reason I ask is because if you need two files for e.g. the ConfigEditor to 
> make it run on Horstspace or RichardSpace where are we going to develop those 
> files.
If so something smells really fishy. It may not be solvable
but needs a good hard look.

Karsten
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