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Cheyenne + Vanilla

 [1/4] from: jasonic::nomadics::org at: 15-Mar-2005 10:45


Looking for someone to help create an ready-to-run installation package for Vanilla WITH Cheyenne as integrated http server. Vanilla http://www.vanillasite.at/space/vanilla-0.6.2-release-notes http://www.vanillasite.at/space/download http://www.vanillasite.at/space/documentation Cheyenne http://softinnov.org/cheyenne.shtml Anyone interested? thanks, Jason

 [2/4] from: maarten::vrijheid::net at: 15-Mar-2005 11:33


Cheyenne isn't available as a download? --Maarten Jason Cunliffe wrote:

 [3/4] from: andreas:bolka:gmx at: 15-Mar-2005 12:19


Tuesday, March 15, 2005, 11:33:43 AM, Maarten wrote:
> Cheyenne isn't available as a download? > Jason Cunliffe wrote: >> Looking for someone to help create an ready-to-run installation >> package for Vanilla WITH Cheyenne as integrated http server.
once cheyenne is available, i'd certainly have a look at it, as soon as i get some free time slots ;) -- Best regards, Andreas

 [4/4] from: jasonic::nomadics::org at: 15-Mar-2005 12:43


Maarten > Cheyenne isn't available as a download? Not yet :-) However http://softinnov.org/cheyenne.shtml is running on it already, so hopefully a beta download will be there soon.. Sorry my post was not very clear... I'm way too busy with Flash programming for all the other end-user interface components. So I need REBOL help from someone to wrap Vanilla and Cheyenne up together into a single install. The sort of thing you can run with single click and/or a call from another app on the installation CD or USBKey. The basic admin screen for Vanilla-Cheyenne could be done in /View. Else via some script params we can call using Zincv2 [FlashMX2004 desktop extension API]. Beyoned that it's important that remote setup and admin for Vanilla-Cheyenne can be done. Since Cheyenne is built on Uniserve, this should be easy for those who know how ;-) If you have a better idea than Uniserver-Cheyenne please let me know. This has to run cross platform WinXP, MacOSX thanks Jason Jason Cunliffe wrote: