Hello, > In 1.3 (trunk) we have two metamodels: sculptormetamodel and > sculptorguimetamodel.
I had some time to look at the model which is great in its own right. My first impression is, that it is very close to the WebFlow terminology. So in MDA speak, maybe they classify as PSMs. What I have in mind is a PIM for general description of GUIs which I would transform to a model suited for rich client generation. Such a model would of course be easily mappable to one which uses web technology, but it would keep it free of implementations details (what is a Flow, BTW? Is it a View or an Action?). On the other hand, maybe I'm just mis-interpreting the model and it is meant to be platform independent. Then I would recommend to rename the 'Flows' to something which makes sense for people who don't use WebFlow. Ideally, there would be sub-cartridges for WebFlow, Eclipse Rich Client, Javascript single page applications etc. but I can currently only work on the RCP part. For me, this means that you have to decide whether I should copy paste the generator to create a gui metamodel which is suitable for a rich client (because I won't have the time to transform that to one for web UIs) and we could later merge your web and my rich client gui generator or whether we can somehow coordinate the work. > We could create a separate wiki page, if you think it would contribute to > our joint effort, but we don't have time with too much documentation > overhead of the development. I think a central place to document event small snippets or brain dumps would be good. Many thanks Kambiz ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the new SourceForge.net Marketplace. It's the best place to buy or sell services for just about anything Open Source. http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;164216239;13503038;w?http://sf.net/marketplace _______________________________________________ Fornax-developer mailing list Fornax-developer@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fornax-developer
