Hello Dennis, Like Angelo said, we're transitioning to the new UI at the moment. The move was mostly motivated by the fact that by choosing Vaadin over GWT we can modularize the UI. That might sound a bit strange if you know that Vaadin builds on GWT, but basically GWT compiles all your UI logic to client side javascript, where Vaadin builds on the GWT controls and adds logic that stays on the server. GWT can only compile all code in one go, which is why it can't be modularized, as there can be no "contributions" to an existing UI, whereas Vaadin is just Java code running on the server, so we can easily extend it with services (using the whiteboard pattern for example to create extension points).
Greetings, Marcel On 20 Jan 2011, at 13:42 , Dennis Crissman wrote: > > I haven't tried the /ace, but I will give that a go. I actually have read > that documentation before, but the drag and drop doesn't work for me and I > will occasionally get an alert with an error. I will grab a screen shot next > time I see it. > > I am running Firefox on XP. > > Thanks, > Dennis Crissman > >> Subject: Re: How to deploy bundles? >> From: [email protected] >> Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2011 10:34:13 +0100 >> To: [email protected] >> >> You have to use the web ui for that; see >> http://incubator.apache.org/ace/getting-started-with-the-web-ui-based-server.html >> for more information. You can nowadays replace the /webui by /ace to see >> our still slightly experimental new UI. >> >> Angelo >> >> On Jan 20, 2011, at 12:29 AM, Dennis Crissman wrote: >> >>> >>> Ok, I can get the server and client standing. Client registered with server >>> and bundles added in the webui. I can create Features and Distributions. >>> >>> What I cannot figure out, is how to add a bundle to a feature, >>> distribution, or client? Could someone explain how this process works? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Dennis Crissman >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >
