I'm also developing jfly that is an enterprise application framework!
I've already developed a bunch of components:
JFlyScheduler->a scheduler configured like crontab that may be integrated to hivemind more easily than quartz)
JFlyWebComponents -> A library that contains a bunch of tapestry + tacos web components.
The most noticiable components are
Search component: A component like a listbox with an editbox above it that is used to search items
Pager component: A pager like google
Menu component: A web menu the may be contrybuted by hivemind (with authorzation logic inside, sign/open-at-current-page). With this component a jar library may provide its set of submenu items.
Frame component: A component that may be used to put a frame around web elements in an extremely easy way
Then I've developed a Service for Hibernate (based on hivemind) that implements open-view-in-session that works without AOP (giving you all the controll you may need)
And more...
I've registered www.jfly.org but I have some problems:
1) no time do write user docs.
2) no time to mantain a web site.
Did I said no time ?
I'm searching volounteers to help me in develop. If someone is interested I could place the conde on sf.net (or eqivalent) and give access to mantain jfly.org (It should be nice if ownershi of that domain should not depend exclusively on me, since I don't know what would happen if I couldn't mantain it for any reason. But I don't know how to avoid this)
On 2/27/06, Domsch, Christian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Since I am a passionate and experienced (in coprporate and open source)
Swing developer, I think I could come up with a good editor. I once did
a quite similar think for editing xml files:
- The setup was a macro editor for editing macro files. These files were
simple xml files. A macro consisted of macr steps, and these steps were
configured via hivemind.
- The editor itself was a simple DOM Editor that displayed the content
of the xml file in a Jtree. The editing of the file was made by clicking
on the tree and the some dialogs were opened to type in the macro step
specific content.
This solution would certainly be no XML Editor on the lines of a text
editor with syntax highlighting or a content assist. But to be frank I
dont have any experience with writing such an editor. Bu the Jtree
approach could be equivally good, because the user would have no chance
to type sth wrong. So this "editor" would be 100% user friendly in the
sense of taking the technical knowledge of how the hivemodule.xml should
be written from the user. This is like the graphical form editor in
eclipse (the wsdl editor comes to my mind).
I would volunteer to start such an editor, if the hivemind community
would think that this could be a good idea. The other question would be,
where to host this project. I would propose sf.net with the new svn
option :-)
Any comments?
Greeting,
Christian.
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