ChristophDorn wrote:
If you find one that is actively being developed let me know.
Lots of XUL-related links (including to books) are at
http://xul.sourceforge.net/. Also, http://xulblog.de/xul/ has some
interesting links, including to an ActiveX control that embeds the Gecko
rendering eng
ChristophDorn wrote:
I really like the idea of using the XUL standard for qooxdoo application
layout. It makes total sense. From what I have gathered so far it looks like
a good fit.
The IoC container approach from what I can gather would make most sense to
bring the application to life for the
Christian Boulanger wrote:
Writing an application server (which this will be) is a tall order.
Not in
the sense that the coding is necessarily hard to do, but gaining
community
support and interest in it and growing its featureset in a standard and
controlled manner. There are already a lot of
Hi everyone
- authenticate the user (with a standard user/password parameter),
- do basic security stuff (for example, prevent code injection in
parameters),
I would definitely advocate the use of BASIC authentication as the
standard authentication approach. That way we don't need to do anythi
Christoph Dorn wrote:
I am interested in leading a qooxdoo / PHP framework project. I am not
sure what the best way to go about this is.
Hi Christoph
I have read the remainder of this thread, and as far as I can see the
proposed framework is XML-based. Is this correct? What PHP-centric parts
Oliver Vogel wrote:
@Christoph
i am actually working at a php class to send only the qooxdoo classes
to the client, the client needs.
this ist not any kind of Frameworks. My file only detects, what
Qx-Objects a Js-Programm needs, what Qx-Objects they depends on and
then compiling then to one m
Jens Lautenbacher wrote:
I'm not so sure about this, in my experience with quite a lot of F/OSS
projects (be it gimp, gnome in general and others) the most important
tool was bugzilla which also served as an issue tracker (via enhancement
requests). Would this be OK for you? I would really like
Izaak Branderhorst wrote:
On the bright side, Sebastian has been forced to spell out very
clearly some things he's already mentioned in the past: Improved
documentation, general advocacy, and code contributions (especially if
they're maintained and well tested) are all welcome from the
communi
Hi everyone
Sebastian Werner wrote:
I've repeatedly written that we are working on a solution. We don't
like a wiki hosted by a private person. We want an own solution. It
will come. But I really don't know why you are so interested in a
wiki. It will improve the situation. Yes. But there is n
Sebastian Werner wrote:
JSEclipse is a great javascript editor plugin for Eclipse.
The creators of JSEclipse have now added Qooxdoo support to their
plugin. This morning I received an email attachment containing the
plugin (as I completed the survey mentioned by Sebastian). That's
excellent
Ram Venkataraman wrote:
Sounds very cool. Do you have a sample that you could
send me ?
I need to do more polishing, and I need to figure out the best mechanism
by which to share this sort of thing. If I release it formally, I'll get
a lot of support questions and my time is already heavily
Johann Reyes wrote:
Hello Ben
You are using JSON-RPC, have you tried DWR? In my case I'm using it, it
works fairly well, but I'm wondering how you implement JSON-RPC with
qooxdoo.
Here is a example how I implement dwr with qooxdoo:
Whilst DWR is a good project, I have adopted JSON-RPC becaus
Ram Venkataraman wrote:
How are you generating the Javascript required for Qooxdoo. Are you using
the QxBuilder object?
No, I just load the app from a single HTML file that in turn loads a
single AppIncluder.js. It in turn loads all of the objects (which live
in separate files), including ge
Ram Venkataraman wrote:
Hi All,
Is there anyone building a set of JSP tags for Qooxdoo JS objects? Or
better yet not only generate the JS but also bind it to a backend
object layer much like Struts tags.
I have already started on a rudimentary implementation. I wanted to
know if som
Kent Olsson wrote:
Please, give the list a proper answer in this topic! This is important,
though it is boring with bugs! :-)))
Just to relate some experience of open source with Acegi Security
(www.acegisecurity.org), of which I am project lead, I have found the
addition of issue tracking
Hugh Gibson wrote:
Sorry, I won't be able to put in the time to do this. Especially as I
have no experience of writing shell scripts. Perhaps someone else could
help out here?
An issue is that SourceForge doesn't let you setup CRON jobs. However,
you can still put a shell script on their ser
Hi Kent and Sebastian
Just in connection with the design of localization features, I feel it's
important that it support parameterization, which is used quite
extensively in my experience. So, for example, you may have a resource
file named messages_en_au.txt, and inside it are a set of name-v
gmcms wrote:
I think that it's not the purpose of qooxdoo to handle i18n. It's the
purpose of the server side (php) to check for the right language and prepare
the web page with all the corresponding vocabulary. It's easy to do with a
templating system such as the good one TBS.
I'm not sure th
Sebastian Werner wrote:
That's exactly the problem. Currently Tabs will be aligned according
their auto width. You can't change the content or width while
layouting them. You must do this before you do, but this require to
know the width of each tab before and then shrink it as long as
allowed
Sebastian Werner wrote:
In our opinion the most times dialogs which needs this should simply
be structured in a better way. Scrolling in Tabs or even multiline
tabs are not really usable in my opinion.
However I hope we could add the scroll feature sometimes, as this is
IMHO the best fallback
Sebastian Werner wrote:
As this looks very well already, and we have released the 0.5 of
qooxdoo, I could imagine to develop this splitpane in the real qooxdoo
widgets folder (Which includes a CVS access, but also means that you
could not change all of the core without discuss the matter with u
Kent Olsson wrote:
It is possible to nest splitpanes.
Please comment on it!
Hi Kent
Thanks for the contribution. Unfortunately I cannot get it to work. I
receive:
Exception ``Invalid color:splitpane'' thrown from function
anonymous(vEvent=Object:{6}, vEnableDispose=boolean:true) in
li
Andreas Ecker wrote:
A normal cvs checkout (i.e. HEAD) will give you the version of release
0.5 . From now on, the previous development branch RENDERER is
discontinued.
The previous qooxdoo HEAD version is now moved to branch
Branch_RELEASE_0_1_5 in case anyone needs still cvs access to the o
Sebastian Werner wrote:
What CVS application are you using? The default CVS known from linux,
bsd or cygwin, WinCVS or TortoiseCVS?
Eclipse 3.1 on Windows XP.
Also /source/images/themes does not exist. Do you mean
source/themes/icons?
Yes, sorry.
Best regards
Ben
Kent Olsson wrote:
I had to set the following paths else it wouldn't work:
QxImageManager.set({corePath : '/qooxdoo/build/images/',
iconPath : '/qooxdoo/build/themes/icons', iconTheme : 'crystalsvg',
widgetP\ath : '/qooxdoo/build/themes/widgets', widgetTheme :
'windows'});
Shouldn't it
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