Hi all,
Some people have expressed a desire to use Exhibit on larger data sets,
and I have mentioned that there is an effort to address that need. This
is not a trivial engineering effort--it'll take months. But I'd like to
show you a very, very early experiment (codenamed Backstage) to
David, can you elaborate on how this ties in with Longwell, if at all ?
I ask coz I have played around with Longwell a bit (got the proxy
thing kinda worked out in the end, by the way, non-trivial it was..)
which was complicated to say the least! I got simple lenses working,
but then got
(I can explain the inner technical workings of Backstage in a subsequent
email if anyone is interested to know.)
not so interested in Backstage proper, but in the protocol.
eg if its sending over Exhibit expressions to a Java DB, i may be intersted in
writing adapters to convert that to
The text is actually the text content, the url is, AFAICT, merely for
doing rdf-ish things with converting scalar id strings to urls, so
'foo' becomes something like
http://my.domain.tld/where/my/plot/is/index.html#foo. I never passed
anything for filter, just did
loadText(content,
Hi David,
Although at the moment I cannot release my Artist/Artwork data publicly I
hacked together some hierarchical data into an Exhibit (related to a student
project here). As per usual it's hideously ugly but I thought it might be
useful for example/testing services.
The students may
David,
This is great news! I too am interested in the relationship between
backstage and longwell-csi. I presume you'll be suggesting migration paths
from one to the other? do you intend for backstage to have the same kind
of timeline support as is present in exhibit2.0 ?
I will follow your
Yeah, you mentioned pivot tables earlier in the thread, but I haven't
found a use for those yet. Which is odd, as I'm using everything else,
right? ;-)
Axel
2008/2/4, David Huynh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Axel Hecht wrote:
Hi David,
yes, exactly, thanks for your help.
I tried to find out
Very, nice.
David,
Outstanding, just can't wait for this to be in production!
Btw, I am indeed interested the details of the Backstage api technical
inner workings.
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That worked, somewhat.
The downside of this approach is that it still lists the full count of
items that are in the original collection, so, in my case, I can't do
a 32 of 47, as it reports some 32 of 59.
To us, the we missed out on 15 is valuable information.
I failed to create a filter
As David tought me, the id of an entry is derived from it's label. So
if you want the two to be distinct, I guess you should create distinct
id fields, while the labels can be ambiguous.
Axel
2008/2/8, Yee-Ting Li [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
if i have separate data 'rows' with the same 'label'
Hi,
yeah.. :) thanks, i decided to read the wiki a little and found the
same answer :) defining 'id' worked.
cheers,
Yee.
On 7 Feb 2008, at 15:39, Axel Hecht wrote:
As David tought me, the id of an entry is derived from it's label. So
if you want the two to be distinct, I guess you should
Please let me try to address all the questions that came up in one shot
here. First, as I said, this is a very, very early experiment, so there
are still many technical unknowns and few design decisions totally
committed [waving hands] :-) I'm glad to see there's so much interest in
this
JS newbie question:
I want to add some Gmap markers to an Exhibit that are map
constants, i.e. not handled by the faceted features, that won't be
counted as an Item or made possible see or filter by facets.
(E.g. a pin for Campus adm on a map of University institutes)
I assume this is as easy to
Ditto
Scott Longberry wrote:
Very nice David!
(I can explain the inner technical workings of Backstage in a
subsequent
email if anyone is interested to know.)
Please put my name on the list for when this email goes out. I'm very
interested in knowing the details.
We
David Huynh wrote:
[snip]
The interactive session is different from the normal server session.
If you open two browser tabs or two browser windows pointing to 2
different backstaged exhibits, you have only 1 server session but 2
interactive sessions. If there is no interactive session
Hi, i've been playing around with exhibit a bit more and i think i've
found a bug in the formats.
using my field (B) (defined from previous email), i thought i'd first
try to just make sure that sorting on the numeric field works; so i
set up the ex:columnFormats/ to be 'number'. however,
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