nicolaken 2002/11/09 07:30:55
Added: proposal/gump/editor gump.gif gumpedit.app gumpedit.bat
gumpedit.sh
proposal/gump/editor/lib LICENSE.jaxen LICENSE.kunstoff
LICENSE.saxpath LICENSE.xerces LICENSE.xybrix
jaxen.jar kunststoff.jar saxpath.jar xerces.jar
xybrix.jar
Log:
Moving "bubba" gump descriptor editor under the real gump codebase,
where it belongs.
Changed name to (gump)editor to be more descriptove, instead of bubba.
Revision Changes Path
1.1 jakarta-alexandria/proposal/gump/editor/gump.gif
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1.1 jakarta-alexandria/proposal/gump/editor/gumpedit.app
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<app:application help="./Readme.html" home="~/"
name="Gump Descriptor Editor" splash="./gump.gif"
xmlns:app="http://www.jbrix.org/ApplicationSchema";
xmlns:xforms="http://www.jbrix.org/FormSchema";
xmlns:xplus="http://www.jbrix.org/XMLUtilitySchema";>
<xplus:cache echo="off" key="{@name}" name="xforms" scope="app"
target="xforms:form"/>
<tips>
<tip>For more information about the Gump system, look at the Gump site:
<a
href="http://jakarta.apache.org/gump">http://jakarta.apache.org/gump
</a>.</tip>
</tips>
<app:type editor="gumpedit" extensions="xml" id="gumpedit" tag="module"/>
<app:editor class="org.jbrix.gui.app.XPad" id="gumpedit"
window.title="%f - Gumpedit - Gump descriptor editor">
<form ref="">
<components>
<textfield ref="@name">
<caption>name</caption>
</textfield>
<separator>
<caption>(New Field)</caption>
</separator>
<zoombutton button.key="site, code, community" ref=".">
<caption>resources</caption>
<form>
<caption>Resources</caption>
<components>
<zoombutton button.key="website" ref=".">
<caption>website</caption>
<form>
<caption>Website</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="url/@href">
<caption>public url</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="site/@hostname">
<caption>hostname</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="site/@remotedir">
<caption>remore dir</caption>
</textfield>
</components>
</form>
</zoombutton>
<zoombutton button.key="code repository" ref="cvs">
<caption>code repository</caption>
<form>
<caption>Code repository</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="@repository">
<caption>repository</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@host-prefix">
<caption>host prefix</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@dir">
<caption>dir</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@module">
<caption>module</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@href">
<caption>web nav url</caption>
</textfield>
</components>
</form>
</zoombutton>
<textfield ref="bugtrack/@href">
<caption>bugtrack</caption>
</textfield>
<table ref="mailing-lists/mailing-list">
<caption>mailing lists</caption>
<column name="user" ref="@user" width="181"/>
<column name="mail" ref="@mail" width="181"/>
<form>
<caption>Mailing list {@name}</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="@user">
<caption>user</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@mail">
<caption>address</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@subscribe">
<caption>subscribe</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@unsubscribe">
<caption>unsubscribe</caption>
</textfield>
<table ref="archives/archive">
<caption>archives</caption>
<column name="name" ref="@name"
width="63"/>
<column name="href" ref="@href"
width="305"/>
<form>
<caption>Archive</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="@name">
<caption>name</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@href">
<caption>href</caption>
</textfield>
</components>
</form>
</table>
</components>
</form>
</table>
</components>
</form>
</zoombutton>
<textfield ref="description">
<caption>description</caption>
</textfield>
<textarea ref="detailed">
<caption>detailed description</caption>
</textarea>
<textarea ref="why">
<caption>itch</caption>
</textarea>
<table ref="what/goal">
<caption>goals</caption>
<form>
<caption>New Form</caption>
<components>
<textarea ref=".">
<caption>Goal</caption>
</textarea>
</components>
</form>
<column name="goal" ref="."/>
</table>
<separator>
<caption>(New Field)</caption>
</separator>
<table ref="project">
<caption>projects</caption>
<column name="name" ref="@name"/>
<form>
<caption>Project {@name}</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="@name">
<caption>name</caption>
</textfield>
<zoombutton
button.key=" {@major}-{@minor}-{@fix}-{@tag}"
ref="version">
<caption>version</caption>
<form>
<caption>Version</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="@major">
<caption>major</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@minor">
<caption>minor</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@fix">
<caption>bugfix</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="@tag">
<caption>tag</caption>
</textfield>
</components>
</form>
</zoombutton>
<textfield ref="package">
<caption>package</caption>
</textfield>
<zoombutton button.key="build" ref=".">
<caption/>
<form>
<caption>Build</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="ant/@target">
<caption>ant target</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="ant/@vm">
<caption>ant vm</caption>
</textfield>
<textfield ref="build/@script">
<caption>build script</caption>
</textfield>
</components>
</form>
</zoombutton>
<zoombutton button.key="dependencies" ref=".">
<caption/>
<form>
<caption>Dependencies</caption>
<components>
<table ref="depend">
<caption>core</caption>
<column name="project"
ref="@project"/>
<form>
<caption>core</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="@project">
<caption>project
dependency</caption>
</textfield>
</components>
</form>
</table>
<table ref="optional">
<caption>optional</caption>
<column name="project"
ref="@project"/>
<form>
<caption>optional</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="@project">
<caption>optional
project</caption>
</textfield>
</components>
</form>
</table>
</components>
</form>
</zoombutton>
<zoombutton button.key="work and result dirs"
ref=".">
<caption/>
<form>
<caption>Dirs</caption>
<components>
<table ref="work">
<caption>work</caption>
<column name="dir" ref="@nested"/>
<form ref="">
<caption>work</caption>
<components>
<textfield ref="@nested">
<caption>work dir</caption>
</textfield>
</components>
</form>
</table>
<textfield ref="home/@nested">
<caption>home dir</caption>
</textfield>
</components>
</form>
</zoombutton>
</components>
</form>
</table>
</components>
<caption>Module {@name}</caption>
</form>
</app:editor>
</app:application>
1.1 jakarta-alexandria/proposal/gump/editor/gumpedit.bat
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java -cp
%classpath%;lib\xybrix.jar;lib\xerces.jar;lib\saxpath.jar;lib\jaxen.jar;lib\kunststoff.jar
org.jbrix.gui.app.Application -a gumpedit.app
1.1 jakarta-alexandria/proposal/gump/editor/gumpedit.sh
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#!/bin/sh
cygwin=false
case "`uname`" in
CYGWIN*) cygwin=true ;;
esac
LOCALCLASSPATH=
DIRLIBS=lib/*.jar
for i in ${DIRLIBS}
do
if [ "$i" != "${DIRLIBS}" ] ; then
LOCALCLASSPATH=$LOCALCLASSPATH:"$i"
fi
done
if $cygwin ; then
CLASSPATH=`cygpath --path --unix "$CLASSAPTH"`
fi
CLASSPATH=$LOCALCLASSPATH:$CLASSPATH
if $cygwin ; then
CLASSPATH=`cygpath --path --windows "$CLASSPATH"`
fi
java -cp $CLASSPATH org.jbrix.gui.app.Application -a gumpedit.app
1.1 jakarta-alexandria/proposal/gump/editor/lib/LICENSE.jaxen
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1.1 jakarta-alexandria/proposal/gump/editor/lib/LICENSE.kunstoff
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