Hey,
Thanks you very much! It is always good to hear that our work is appreciated. :)
Have you already considered to put your app on the qooxdoo website? [1]
Regards,
Martin

[1] http://qooxdoo.org/community/real_life_examples_details

Am 19.03.2012 um 19:42 schrieb Alex Karev:

Hello colleagues!

I would like to say "thanks" to every person who makes it possibly for QooxDoo 
to became stable, mature and powerful tool, and who makes it publicly 
available. With help of such a wonderful instrument we was able to afford by 
our tiny team a project in a time (and of course in budget) constraints for 
Russian electricity grid company OAO "FSK EES" 
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FGC_UES).

QooxDoo (along with JqPlot) provides all UI elements for our application. Only 
application component we was forced to implement was JSON-RPC server side 
parser and RPC command dispatcher in C++.



For curious persons here is a short description (sorry for my English grammar 
and spelling )) ):


This project was completed (not really completed, but its features-set was 
frost) at summer (hm, funny 'frost in summer') of 2011. It is used internally 
for monitoring/controlling electricity flows between states. Data for 
registered electricity channels is retrieved in the background via various 
channels - (mostly via emailed XML files, modems and domestic TCP protocols) 
and stored to the DBs. Data could be viewed by operators with different 
permissions: data access policy is based on different users roles. Simple 
framework for application scripting based on Perl is included.

The project is quite simple and based hugely on legacy C/C++ code, so it was 
accomplished only by one person for 3 months. Application is monolingual: only 
Russian version exists. Simple caching mechanism (implemented with help of POCO 
library) is used for data request from DB on server side.

Tools:

 *   POCO C++ framework for server side
 *   QooxDoo framework for client side (with jqPlot)
 *   JSON-RPC (over HTTPS) is used for backend <-> frontend communication
 *   PERL with 'Safe compartment' and domestic XS module for application 
scripting and tasks automation
 *   PostgresSQL RDBMS as "data backbone"

Screen-shot for very very curious:
http://sites.google.com/site/karevonline/projects/commercial/screen0.png

Regards.
Alex




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