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Imesha Sudasingha updated OODT-1035:
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Description:
In GSoC 2019, we implemented a new OPSUI UI based on React.js. See the related
blog posts [1] [2]. Several advanced features require to be implemented
including.
* Implement querying functionality at OPSUI side (scope can be determined)
* Show progress of workflows and file ingestions
* Introduce a proper REST API for resource manager component
* Introduce proper packaging (with configurable external REST API URLs) and
deployment mechanism (as a docker deployment or an npm package)
In this project, the student will have to work on the UI with React.js and will
have to implement several REST APIs using JAX-RS. Furthermore, will have to
work on making OPSUI easy to deploy.
The existing wicket based OPSUI will be replaced by the new React.js based
OPSUI at the end of this project. And the linked blog posts will be a good
start to understand what the new React.js based OPSUI is capable of doing.
[1]
[https://medium.com/faun/gsoc-2019-apache-oodt-react-based-opsui-dashboard-d93a9083981c]
[2]
[https://medium.com/faun/whats-new-in-apache-oodt-react-opsui-dashboard-4cc6701628a9]
was:
In GSoC 2019, we implemented a new OPSUI UI based on React.js. See the related
blog posts [1] [2]. Several advanced features require to be implemented
including.
* Implement querying functionality at OPSUI side (scope can be determined)
* Show progress of workflows and file ingestions
* Introduce a proper REST API for resource manager component
* Introduce proper packaging (with configurable external REST API URLs) and
deployment mechanism (as a docker deployment or an npm package)
In this project, the student will have to work on the UI with React.js and will
have to implement several REST APIs using JAX-RS. Furthermore, will have to
work on making OPSUI easy to deploy.
The existing wicket based OPSUI will be replaced by the new React.js based
OPSUI at the end of this project. And the linked blog posts will be a good
start to understand what the new React.js based OPSUI is capable of doing.
[1]https://medium.com/faun/gsoc-2019-apache-oodt-react-based-opsui-dashboard-d93a9083981c
[2]https://medium.com/faun/whats-new-in-apache-oodt-react-opsui-dashboard-4cc6701628a9
> Improve OPSUI React.js UI with advanced functionalities
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>
> Key: OODT-1035
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OODT-1035
> Project: OODT
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: file manager, opsui, resource manager
> Reporter: Imesha Sudasingha
> Priority: Major
> Labels: gsoc2021, mentor
>
> In GSoC 2019, we implemented a new OPSUI UI based on React.js. See the
> related blog posts [1] [2]. Several advanced features require to be
> implemented including.
> * Implement querying functionality at OPSUI side (scope can be determined)
> * Show progress of workflows and file ingestions
> * Introduce a proper REST API for resource manager component
> * Introduce proper packaging (with configurable external REST API URLs) and
> deployment mechanism (as a docker deployment or an npm package)
> In this project, the student will have to work on the UI with React.js and
> will have to implement several REST APIs using JAX-RS. Furthermore, will have
> to work on making OPSUI easy to deploy.
> The existing wicket based OPSUI will be replaced by the new React.js based
> OPSUI at the end of this project. And the linked blog posts will be a good
> start to understand what the new React.js based OPSUI is capable of doing.
> [1]
> [https://medium.com/faun/gsoc-2019-apache-oodt-react-based-opsui-dashboard-d93a9083981c]
> [2]
> [https://medium.com/faun/whats-new-in-apache-oodt-react-opsui-dashboard-4cc6701628a9]
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