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generic api?
by Derek Slovin on Friday 24/Jun/2005, @09:19
Would this api be specific to KDE? or can any application use the webservice (like a gtk app, windows app, osx app, etc). It seems to me that this is just a webservice and I am confused as to why kde is involved.
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Re: generic api?
by Anonymous on Friday 24/Jun/2005, @09:50
> Would this api be specific to KDE?

The Wikipedia one? No. The one within kdelibs? Sure.

> I am confused as to why kde is involved.

KDE is the one to initiate this and the first one to use it.

Remember, KDE - the desktop with momentum. ;-)
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Re: generic api?
by Ian Monroe on Friday 24/Jun/2005, @10:04
Yes, others will be able to use the mediawiki API. Its just that a KDE app, amaroK, is already showing how Wikipedia can be used in applications.

It appears a KDE API is also being planned, to make it easy for any KDE app to insert Mediawiki content (basically a wrapper around the webservice, perhaps with offline features). That would be specific to KDE.
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