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• Plucene again, and a few things about MidCOM Permalinks
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• First steps in the MidCOM (P)Lucene integration
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• MidCOM Filesystem Transition started
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• Nathan Syntronics

MidCOM AIS toolbar brings MidCOM 2.0.0 closer
2004-11-24 18:35

The new, centralized mechanism to manage the two toolbars in AIS brings MidCOM 2.0.0 a huge step closer. It is aimed mainly at user interface consistency and ease of use, allowing you to programmatically change the two toolbars. The components need a bit of adaption due to this change of course. The final piece missing for the next development snapshot will be the ability to place toolbar-data into the NAP tree so that a site's style author can use this information to generate management-links on-site if a user is authenticated.