[AG-TECH] Virtual Venues projects...

[Shawn Davis]

I've been thinking about how scheduling would play into this new VV server 
model.  In particular, how the scheduler I developed might be modified to 
fit into this model quite nicely.  Without being fully aware of what all 
this new VV spec entails, I was thinking about how I could allow everyone 
to run their own scheduler, but enable them all to talk to each other so 
that someone at NCSA could seamlessly, using NCSA's scheduler, find and 
join a meeting that is scheduled on EVL's scheduler, for example.
So I am definitely interested in learning more about the details of the new 
VV model.
-Shawn

At 07:32 PM 5/28/2002 -0500, Rick Stevens wrote:
>Richard,
>
>This is very good.. we would like to get everyone interested in this 
>working from the same VV model, and have been drafting a document that 
>describes an extensible VV server model. Perhaps I can get others to 
>comment on the status of the VV draft specification.
>
>--Rick
>
>At 09:55 AM 5/28/2002 -0600, richardc at cs.utah.edu wrote:
>>Hi all,
>>
>>We're looking into augmenting the virtual venues server. Is anyone else 
>>working on this? I have an undergraduate student looking for a project to 
>>work on. We're interested in adding and deleting files in the Virtual 
>>Venues server. We're also interested in automatically launching 
>>applications like NetMeeting and PowerPoint. Finally, a lightweight PtoP 
>>client was another brainstorm.
>>
>>Is anyone else working on this? Do you want any collaborators?
>>
>>-Richard