Compiling AbiCollab on Linux/Unix

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   ./configure --enable-plugins="collab"
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The core AbiCollab plugin can be enhanced by enabling one or more transport backends (you need at least 1 for the plugin to be useful. The configure script enables all backends by default for which the dependencies are satisfied.
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The core AbiCollab plugin can be enhanced by enabling one or more transport backends (you need at least 1 for the plugin to be useful. The configure script enables all backends by default for which the dependencies are satisfied. The table below shows the dependency requirements for the available backends:
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{|border="1" style="border-collapse:collapse;"
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!Transport Backend!!Brief Description!!Dependencies
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||AbiCollab.net Collaboration Service||TODO||TODO
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||Direct Connection (TCP)||TODO||TODO
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||Jabber (XMPP)||TODO||TODO
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||Sugar Presense Service||TODO||TODO
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Revision as of 21:35, 28 December 2009

To compile the core AbiCollab plugin, you need to pass the --enable-plugins="collab" option when configuring AbiWord, for example:

 ./configure --enable-plugins="collab"

The core AbiCollab plugin can be enhanced by enabling one or more transport backends (you need at least 1 for the plugin to be useful. The configure script enables all backends by default for which the dependencies are satisfied. The table below shows the dependency requirements for the available backends:

Transport BackendBrief DescriptionDependencies
AbiCollab.net Collaboration ServiceTODOTODO
Direct Connection (TCP)TODOTODO
Jabber (XMPP)TODOTODO
Sugar Presense ServiceTODOTODO
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