On Wed, Jun 8, 2016 at 3:31 PM, Manuranga Perera <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Tanya, Sinthuja,
>
> 1) We had a chat about how we can use gadget parameters instead of
> generation, have you guys considered that approach?
>
> We have cases like database credentials which should not be shown to the
user and should not be editable from the gadget properties. Further we also
need a model that gadget should be greeted by some privileged user and used
by others, so the gadget generation is the appropriate model to handle
this.


> Edit/ Re-generate function is not supported yet.
>
> 2) The issues is, with this model it will be harder to support that even
> in the future. At least we should serialize all the parameters with the
> generated gadget.
>
> Editing is something we can achieve with very little effort, if we store
all the properties that we have passed in the UI in a config file within
the gadget then we can simply load that to the gadget generation wizard
when we need to modify the gadget.

Regards
Suho

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