> In what form does the come ? Did you implement it as a SER module > ? If so then we can put it in the experimental branch in CVS. If you > made some changes to other modules or the core then it would be > great if you could generate patches against the latest development > version.

> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jan Janak" <jan(a)iptel.org> > To: <vmathur(a)transnexus.com> > Cc: <serusers(a)lists.iptel.org> > Sent: Friday, August 12, 2005 2:35 PM > Subject: Re: [Serusers] Distributing "OSP enable SER" binary file w/ > source > code > > >> On 12-08-2005 18:18, vmathur(a)transnexus.com wrote: >>> Hi Jan, >>> >>> The code has been written as a SER module. The details of the >>> code are available at: >>> http://developer.berlios.de/projects/osp-module >>> >>> Right now the process of compilation requires that you download >>> the

> toolkit source code and complie it. This would build the OSP client > library > that the SER would use. You should then download the SER and the OSP > modules > and build them. The process is rather lengthy and we were wondering > if we come up with an easier way of doing this. >>> >>> What exactly is the experimental branch in CVS ? > >> SER CVS repository contains experimental directory. This is the >> directory where anyone can put their contribution. It stays there >> for a while and if it proves to be useful and supported by the >> author

>> we move it to the main source tree, giving the author write access >> to the main tree. >> >> Jan. >> >> > > In what form does the come come ? Did you implement it as a SER > module ? If so then we can put it in the experimental branch in > CVS. If you made some changes to other modules or the core then it > would be great if you could generate patches against the latest > development version. > > Jan.