> Hi cocoon dudes,
>
> I've been busy lately writing a program which ended up being usefull as a
> sitemap editor.
>
> It shows the sitemap-structure in a very flashy and colorfull kind of tree
> widget, complete with drag-and-drop, unlimited undo, etc.
>
> It can be downloaded from:
> http://outerthought.org/cocoon/resources/cocoon2/
>
> (webhosting kindly provided by Steven Noels, it runs on - of course -
> Cocoon2)
>
> Looking forward to your feedback,
Great work! I was expecting something like that someday.
Just a few comments and suggestions:
- in my opinion, the tree view is too colored, although every color has
its meaning. Maybe in future it would be better to use some icons to show
the type of the node?
- (I'm sure that you've think of it) As I can see, none of the
components can be configured visualy.
- I'd be good also to have a possibility to switch to the source and
edit it manualy.
And a minor bug: if there is no items (in my case Resources and Views) then
an Exception is thrown in consol. Stack trace:
<--
ERROR: could not get root element for the xml content editor:
/map:sitemap/map:resources
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
smgui.xmleditor.view.StructuralView.<init>(StructuralView.java:76)
at
smgui.xmleditor.XmlContentEditor.createView(XmlContentEditor.java:190)
at
smgui.xmleditor.XmlContentEditor.rebuildView(XmlContentEditor.java:182)
at
smgui.xmleditor.XmlContentEditor.paintComponent(XmlContentEditor.java:132)
at javax.swing.JComponent.paint(JComponent.java:739)
...
-->
>
> Bruno Dumon
>
Anyway, thank you for your work! It definitely will make grow the number of
Cocoon users.
Regards,
Konstantin Piroumian.
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