I have another one to add to the fun list. This one is even easier, and more useful. We want to move to Errai JSON for all configuration formats. Errai JSON provides seamless object marshalling in the client and the server. So your json string in the browser isn't just eval( jsonString ), errai marshals that string back into objects. So a tree based editor for Errai JSON would be great. Ideally it would driven by the data model, to provide suggestion and validation.
Audit Viewer Also migrate to support ErraiJSon, instead of our XStream dump, for seamless client and server marshalling. Rete Viewer The ReteViewer should be ported to svg/gwt, again using ErraiJSon to provide the tree format. Grid/Tile layout manager for panels. Errai JSON Tree Editor Ideally this would be "data driven" by the provided domain model. Which provides a "suggestion" list for allowed keys and values, as well as client side validation. Additional annotations might be needed to make this further constrained - i.e. choice, sequence, max/min occurs. simple JS JSON tree view that works well. Port this to pure GWT, but make it easier to add/remove entries and provide type safe entries for keys, based on the provided domain model. http://braincast.nl/samples/jsoneditor/ Errai JSON, http://docs.jboss.org/errai/2.0.0.Final/errai/reference/html/sid-5931328.html Mark On 17 Oct 2012, at 21:24, Mark Proctor <[email protected]> wrote: > Oh and have a new entry. While we have nice Drag and Drop with docked > layouts, we need a grid/tile layout too. The grid/tile layout manager would > probably be the easiest for someone to get into, as it's a pure UF task, no > rules experience needed. > > Audit Viewer > Also migrate to support ErraiJSon, instead of our XStream dump, for seamless > client and server marshalling. > Rete Viewer > The ReteViewer should be ported to svg/gwt, again using ErraiJSon to provide > the tree format. > Grid/Tile layout manager for panels. > > Mark > > On 17 Oct 2012, at 20:28, Mark Proctor <[email protected]> wrote: > >> [17:52:39] <anujg> hi, i saw a mail regd some fun project for audit viewer >> and rete viewer, let me know if I can help >> >> Sorry ann >> Sorry anujg we missed you. Best to use someone's nick in the text, otherwise >> they don't get a notification. Add "conan, porcelli and manstis" as nicks to >> mention. You can also chase us up with emails, so we can do follow ups if we >> miss you. >> >> Mark >> On 17 Oct 2012, at 15:40, Mark Proctor <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> If anyone wants to get involved in a fun task, we would like to get two >>> existing components ported from SWT to SVG/GWT. So that those components >>> can be used in the UberFire project - our new web based workbench. >>> >>> Audit Viewer >>> Also migrate to support ErraiJSon, instead of our XStream dump, for >>> seamless client and server marshalling. >>> Rete Viewer >>> The ReteViewer should be ported to svg/gwt, again using ErraiJSon to >>> provide the tree format. >>> >>> The above two also have an endless list of features that could be added, to >>> make them more useful - especially the Audit Viewer. With more continuous >>> work the AuditViewer can really help us to improve runtime diagnostics. >>> >>> UberFire is not officially alpha launched yet, so it needs some cleaning >>> and some docs up before we make it wider known. Although I did mention it >>> here with screenshots and a video (link towards end): >>> http://drools.46999.n3.nabble.com/rules-users-UderFire-tp4019929p4019938.html >>> >>> If you want to get involved, come onto irc and we'll talk you through >>> getting started. UberFire really is a very cool project, it's completely >>> standalone from Drools&jBPM, and a good project to be involved in, as you >>> can use it for your own workbench projects. >>> >>> Just ask for manstis or porcelli (irc nicks) >>> http://www.jboss.org/drools/irc >>> #droolsdev >>> >>> Mark >> >
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