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REBOL SDK/Pro with /Command

 [1/2] from: carl::s::rebol::com at: 4-Nov-2002 17:15


Our Developer Update ("State of the REBOLion") failed to mention REBOL/Command, but rest assured that /Command is an important part of the future. It will be supported as an SDK package called SDK/Pro and will also include Command Encap. Also, if you are still running a 2.0.0 version of /Command, we suggest that you may want to check out the updates found at http://www.reboltech.com/downloads/ -- some of the earlier DB bugs in 2.0.0 were fixed in these releases, along with other Core fixes and changes. -Carl

 [2/2] from: petr:krenzelok:trz:cz at: 5-Nov-2002 6:14


Carl at REBOL wrote:
> Our Developer Update ("State of the REBOLion") failed to mention > REBOL/Command, but rest assured that /Command is an important part of > the future. It will be supported as an SDK package called SDK/Pro and > will also include Command Encap.
That's good to hear. I wonder though, what will Command offer in the future. If there is mySQL driver, which was reported being slower than rebol-level one of DocKimbel, if there is FastCGI in Command, which does not support latest FastCGI developement (those missing modes under Windows) and it is clear DocKimbel will release his FastCGI protocol for free too, maybe I would just let ODBC, encryption and security in Command, and tried to update/strenghten the features, plus introducing new ones. The question is though, what belongs to Command, and what should be part of Core? Eg. threading can be regarded "profi" (Command) feature, but if introduced, I think it should be part of Core. So as for me, I would go with security updates as outlined in Command docs, as well as trying to do something with XML support, if we want Command to talk to external world. Others may have different pov, of course ...
> Also, if you are still running a 2.0.0 version of /Command, we suggest > that you may want to check out the updates found at > http://www.reboltech.com/downloads/ -- some of the earlier DB bugs in > 2.0.0 were fixed in these releases, along with other Core fixes and > changes.
Does it feature also updated library interface already? -pekr-