# Copyright (c) 2001 bivio Software Artisans, Inc.  All rights reserved.
# $Id: download-bOP.bview,v 1.10 2008/06/04 18:05:56 nagler Exp $
#
view_parent('/article');
my($_ROOT) = '/f/bOP';
use Bivio::bOP;
use Bivio::Type::Date;
my($_REL_NUM) = $Bivio::bOP::VERSION;
my($_REL_BASE) = "Bivio-bOP-$_REL_NUM.tar.gz";
my($_REL_FILE) = $_ROOT.'/'.$_REL_BASE;
my($_REL_DATE) = Bivio::Type::Date->to_string(
    Bivio::Type::DateTime->from_unix((stat($INC{'Bivio/bOP.pm'}))[9]));
my($_REL_SIZE) = sub {
    my($f) = Bivio::UI::Facade->get_local_file_name(
	Bivio::UI::LocalFileType->PLAIN,
	$_REL_FILE,
	shift->get_request,
    );
    my($s) = -s $f || 0;
    return sprintf('%dKB', int($s / 1024));
};
view_put(
    base_title => 'bOP: The bivio OLTP Platform ',
    base_menu_selected => 'bop',

    article_synopsis =>
	"bOP $_REL_NUM was released $_REL_DATE",
    article_content => Join([
	Prose(<<"EOF"),
<p>
bOP is an Link(
    'open source',
    'http://www.opensource.org/licenses/lgpl-license.html',
);
application development framework
primarily focused on information systems.  The architecture is
layered, so you can use just a little bit, the whole thing, or somewhere
in between.  bOP has about 250 classes.
</p>
<p>
The first step is to read Link('why bOP?', 'why-bOP');  This
will give you a feeling for the problem bOP evolved to solve.
</p>
<p>
Visit the Link('bOP Pet Shop', 'http://petshop.bivio.biz'); to see
bOP in action.  And, if you look carefully, there's a
<blockquote>
vs_view_as_plain_text(String('show page source', 'hint'));
</blockquote>
link on the lower right corner of every page in this site.
</p>
<p>
And, of course, you can download bOP in one go:
<blockquote>
EOF
	Join([
	    Link($_REL_BASE, $_REL_FILE),
	    ' (',
	    [$_REL_SIZE],
	    ')',
	    '&nbsp;' x 3,
	    Link('README', $_ROOT.'/README')
	]),
	Prose(<<"EOF"),
</blockquote>
EOF
    ]),
);