On 27 June 2012 06:35, Adam Howard <[email protected]> wrote: > All, > > I've put my javascript/desktop/drag-and-drop viewer code on github and > I'm calling the project AROW for A RestfulObjects Workspace. > > https://github.com/adamhoward/arow > > I hope I've made it easy enough to try out for anyone interested. I've > also updated the demo page. > > http://simple-dusk-6870.herokuapp.com/arow-fpc.html
Very nice work, coming along nicely. Those icons are nice... always on the lookout for new ones [1] ... are they open source? > > > Dan, I found the apacheisisdemo project in your github and cloned it > to try with my viewer. It worked ok but I hadn't built in "contributed > actions" support. I've added that now for single argument methods. > > One question on the json viewer implementation though. Is it planned > to support not including repository methods in the json that are > annotated with @NotInServicesMenu? Or is there another way to handle > that? Your model has alot of contributed actions that I see are not > displayed in the html viewer. > > We can certainly support it, though it'll have to be via the "extensions" json-prop, probably of one of the domain-types representations. More generally, I want to find a way to (a) help you carry on developing your viewer, while (b) carry on with the json-viewer and getting it up to 1.0.0 of the spec. Those two are somewhat in conflict - if I commit changes that break your viewer, I can that'd be annoying for you (well, I'd get annoyed, at any rate). So, what I'm just doing is creating a github clone of the apache isis codebase. I'll keep this reasonably up-to-date as a read-only copy, and then you can, if you want, clone it and do "git pull" as-and-when you are ready. Does that make sense? At any rate, I'll do that clone this today at some point. > Also, if you'd like, I could host the apacheisisdemo app on my heroku > account. > Thanks, that might make sense. Though Mike's server has been very reliable, so it's not causing us a problems. I've been playing around with cloudbees, which is also very good... is a "Jenkins in the sky", along with a deployment architecture based on EC2. I'm considering setting up a semi-official account there for the apache-isis team (obviously, I'll start a separate thread and discussion on that). > Thanks all. > -- > Adam Howard > Thanks for all your hard work, really great to see. Cheers Dan [1] http://incubator.apache.org/isis/icons.html
