2006-05-14, 16:37
hi, i am writing an application so that i can easilly manage xbmc configuration files, what i would like to ask is:
are there any licensing problems in distributing the application?
i am prety sure that there arent any issues while the xml files are not located in the xbox ie the user has retrieved the files locally(the application is for windows) but what is the status if i retrieve the xml files from the xbox through ftp for example?
some info about the application:
will parse:
xboxmediacenter.xml, keymap.xml, filezilla server.xml
i am going to support ftp trasnfers of the files, but would also like to have smb support if xbmc will someday. my main goal is to be able to distribute the files to more than one xbox since now i have to change the settings to 3 of mine individually :-(
if anyone would like to either test the application or would like another file to be managed, fell free to reply here.
note/question to developpers: is there a reason that there isnt a standard way of denoting a boolean in the files? i had to make my parser "very" generic since for ex false can be "false" "0" or "no".
are there any licensing problems in distributing the application?
i am prety sure that there arent any issues while the xml files are not located in the xbox ie the user has retrieved the files locally(the application is for windows) but what is the status if i retrieve the xml files from the xbox through ftp for example?
some info about the application:
will parse:
xboxmediacenter.xml, keymap.xml, filezilla server.xml
i am going to support ftp trasnfers of the files, but would also like to have smb support if xbmc will someday. my main goal is to be able to distribute the files to more than one xbox since now i have to change the settings to 3 of mine individually :-(
if anyone would like to either test the application or would like another file to be managed, fell free to reply here.
note/question to developpers: is there a reason that there isnt a standard way of denoting a boolean in the files? i had to make my parser "very" generic since for ex false can be "false" "0" or "no".