- Both offer collaborative visualisation 1-1
- Both have a web-publish option 2-2
- Both are open source 3-3
- Compendium would require admin rights to install at CU unless we wrote a NAL app for it. CMAP is already available on every workstation in the Uni via Networked Apps. 3-4
- Compendium stores stuff either on your hard disk or via a MySQL database where CMAP uses a client/server attitude - i.e. sharing is better in CMAP. 3-5
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Compendium 3 CMAP 5
Comparing Compendium and CMAP
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Cmap Tools Open Source?
This FAQ suggests otherwise:
http://cmapforum.ihmc.us/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=34&sid=69fd57dfebfdf243fb03ce7048479154
The format that it writes to is open, but the application itself is not tinkerable. http://cmapforum.ihmc.us/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=70&p=118&hilit=open+source#p118
Or have they changed the policy?
Thanks N - you are quite right and I am not a lawyer %-)
http://cmap.ihmc.us/Download/license_client.php as clearly states...
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