I just checked in several changes to sail-otrunk that will probably
affect the authoring tool.
- Added back in my new code to OTrunkCurnit
Geoff somehow you deleted a bunch of my new code from OTrunkCurnit
when you checked in your changes on June 18. I merged in my changes
back into what you added. Please be more careful when you commit code.
You should have seen an error about conflicting changes when you did
your check in on June 18, and you must of have done something to
override those conflicts.
- Removed sail-data-emf dep from sail-otrunk
This was added so OTrunkCurnit could call EMFLauncher2. It
shouldn't be doing that. That preview code should be moved out of
OTrunkCurnit. This is my fault for not dealing with it sooner: the
previewCurnit method should be removed from ICurnit interface. A
curnit is supposed to just represent a piece of content; it shouldn't
know how to preview itself. A runtime is needed to preview the curnit,
because at least learner data system needs to be provided.
So for now you shouldu probably move that previewCurnit code into the
authoring tool. If there needs to be an abstraction so the authoring
tool can handle different implementations of ICurnit then that should be
added elsewhere.
- Added back the "open" type in the sessionConfig.xml
I saw that Geoff changed "open" to "close" in the sessionConfig.xml
which is used for launching the OTrunkCurnit version of things. This
changed removed the dialog which allowed you to open a local file
containing the learner data. I switched it back because that
sessionConfig is used for testing, so it needs to to be able to open a
local file. If you want to solve the problem that way, you can make a
copy the sessionConfig.xml and make your change. There are better ways
to turn off that dialog. For example it doesn't show up when the SDS
runs the VLE if you look at the config file used in that case you can
see another example of how to set it up. I think you might be able to
get by just leaving out the:
<void property="portfolioUrlProvider">...</void> element altogether.
- Fixed the sailotrunk.otmlurl session property problem
So this should now work in the way I described before. I did not
rebuilt the pas-jnlp, so if you want to test it online you'll need to
make sure that it is rebuilt.
Scott
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