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I'd imagine that if there is some way to automatically import
releases/projects from all the different PSCs then we should do that.
Otherwise its probably only worth manually adding previous stable
releases (CellML API 0.1, any others?) to the new downloads site. And
then future releases would all go into the new main PSC.

The main downloads page should also include links to the snapshots ftp
site, as that is currently only listed in emails and impossible to find...

And yes, within each project page for the different software projects
you could just change the links from the current PSCs to the new one -
either to the top level or directly to that particular project's folder
in the PSC. Might be worth also keeping links to "previous releases" or
something like that.


Andre.

Andrew Miller wrote:
> David Nickerson wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Currently it is quite painful to browse through the cellml.org site
>> looking for the latest releases of software being developed under the
>> CellML Project. To try and enhance the usability of the site, I would
>> like to suggest that we centralise on a single plone software centre in
>> the cellml.org site, possibly located at http://www.cellml.org/downloads
>> (which currently seems to redirect down to .../tools/api/downloads).
>>
>> This would provide a single, easily accessible location where all the
>> software being developed under the CellML Project would be available,
>> much like the sourceforge.net project downloads pages.
>>
>> A link to the downloads page would also be added to the "Use" menu.
>>
>> Objections? comments?
>>
> I think this is a good idea. The only problem is that we given out a lot
> of existing URLs to the individual PSCs, so we need to keep them
> working. Also, we need to provide access to the downloads page (perhaps
> just through a link) from the pages about individual projects.
>
> Do we migrate the existing data (is this even possible?) into a single
> tracker, manually re-enter all those releases, or keep the old trackers
> and only put new releases in the new tracker?
>
> Best regards,
> Andrew
>
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David Nickerson, PhD
Research Fellow
Division of Bioengineering
Faculty of Engineering
National University of Singapore
Email: david.nickerson at nus.edu.sg

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• [cellml-discussion] A single software centre for cellml.org, David Nickerson, 11/21/2006
  • [cellml-discussion] A single software centre for cellml.org, Andrew Miller, 11/22/2006
    • [cellml-discussion] A single software centre for cellml.org, Alan Garny, 11/22/2006
      • [cellml-discussion] A single software centre for cellml.org, Andrew Miller, 11/22/2006
        • [cellml-discussion] A single software centre for cellml.org, Shane Blackett, 11/22/2006
    • [cellml-discussion] A single software centre for cellml.org, David Nickerson, 11/22/2006

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