Toolkit Tutorials

[pwilliams-3]

All,
I have browsed this exploder and some other forumns and have found that there
is little to no information about Pro/Toolkit, Pro/Intralink Toolkit, J-Link,
PDM-Link, etc. I was wondering if the software community (you guys) would
like some basic to advanced tutorials on these API's?

Another question: Would there be any legal implications to having these
tutorials posted on a web page such as Copyright infringemet?



Patrick Williams
Application Engineer
Steelcase, Inc.

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[MicheleGiudici]

hallo Patrick,
i work with pro/toolkit e pro/intralink toolkit and for me a tutorial for
both is welcome.

i don't know if there are problems of legal type to post tutorials on a
web page, but if they aren't official material i think there is no problem

thanks,

Michele

[unknown1]

I very much like the idea of some tutorials on the net.
I also guess unless the tutorials are of some third party (like PTC) there
should not be any problem.

Thanks and Regards,
Debanjan

[mfyoung]

- wrote:

> I have browsed this exploder and some other forumns and have found that there
> is little to no information about Pro/Toolkit, Pro/Intralink Toolkit, J-Link,
> PDM-Link, etc. I was wondering if the software community (you guys) would
> like some basic to advanced tutorials on these API's?

This is such a frequently asked question that I think it would be very,
very well received.

> Another question: Would there be any legal implications to having these
> tutorials posted on a web page such as Copyright infringemet?

It all depends on who owns the rights. If you wrote the tutorials, they
are yours to do as you wish. I have thought about releasing tutorials as
"Open Source" under a GPL-like license. Would probably necessitate setting
up a revision control system.

Just thinking out loud...

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