IRegionModule
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| − | + | == Introduction == | |
| + | A key design principle of OpenSim is the heavy use of plug-ins. All the key components of OpenSim are designed to be replaceable or extensible a runtime. | ||
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| + | * Database engines can be replaced (currently OpenSim has full support for) | ||
| + | ** SQLite | ||
| + | ** MySQL (almost complete) | ||
| + | ** db4o is partially implemented | ||
| + | ** MS-SQL Server is in a template stage. | ||
| + | * Backed servers can be replaced by changing a url, currently there are servers for: | ||
| + | ** User authentication | ||
| + | ** Grid registration | ||
| + | ** Asset storage | ||
| + | ** Script execution | ||
| + | can be replaced, simply by pointing the sim to a new url. | ||
| + | * Scrip languages can be replaced | ||
| + | * '''Region modules''' can be added | ||
Revision as of 13:19, 10 October 2007
Introduction
A key design principle of OpenSim is the heavy use of plug-ins. All the key components of OpenSim are designed to be replaceable or extensible a runtime.
- Database engines can be replaced (currently OpenSim has full support for)
- SQLite
- MySQL (almost complete)
- db4o is partially implemented
- MS-SQL Server is in a template stage.
- Backed servers can be replaced by changing a url, currently there are servers for:
- User authentication
- Grid registration
- Asset storage
- Script execution
can be replaced, simply by pointing the sim to a new url.
- Scrip languages can be replaced
- Region modules can be added
