* Updated MXP to contain extension fragment with prims and updated MXPClientView to fill in the parameters.
* Added google protobuffers dll.
* Update MXP dll.
* Updated MXPClientView to send prim parameters as Perception event extension
* Started OpenSim and connected with IdealistViewer via MXP and ensured from log that parameters are being sent.
* Ensured that nant test target runs succesfully.
This closes mantis #3229. Thanks, tlaukkan!
* Handled via the MXPModule.cs located in OpenSim.Client.MXP namespace.
* Also implements MXPClientView and MXPPacketServer for IClientAPI compatibility.
* No changes were required to Core to implement this - the thing is self contained in OpenSim.Client.MXP.dll.
* Includes reference implementation of MXP as MXP.dll - this is under the Apache 2.0 license.
* Requires OpenSim.ini setting to enable. "[MXP] \n Enabled=true \n Port=1253"
* May break. Highly untested.
* Added Npgsql.dll and Mono.Security.dll which are NpgsqlDriver dlls.
* Added missing field to schema creation scripts: PathTaperY.
* Added schema creation scripts for PostgreSQL.
* Added unit test classes for PostgreSQL.
* Added schema creation script folder to NHibernate project in prebuild.xml
* Added Npgsql.dll to NHibernate test project dependencies in prebuild.xml
* Ensured that build works with both nant and Visual Studio.
* Executed build unit tests with nant and NHibernate unit tests with NUnitGUI
- Couple of region tests fail due to double precission float rounding errors need to sort out how these are handles in unit tests and if higher precission numeric field needs to be used in Postgresql.
* Adds a prototype web stats module which is disabled by default. It's functional with one report right now, however, the database structure may change, so I don't recommend enabling this to keep actual stats right now. I'll let you know when it's safe.
* Adds Prototype for ajaxy web content
* removed a warning or two.
* Added shell of new Python scripting engine. Similar in design to the one used by Rex, but will be structured at a region rather than object level, also is a region module.
Charles Krinke