No comment in the past 10 days; can I assume the update looks fine and I
can sumbit a patch please?
The timing seems nice since we're releasing M2.
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Yang ZHONG
I've just updated the demo into
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-751
Please review by unzip
http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/attachment/12341982/NewSdoOverview2.zip
and use a browser to open sdo_index.html;
the introduction page (thank Kelvin) is 1 click (bottom) from the
Hi Yang,
thanks for that. A few comments ...
- i agree with Luciano that we are trying to get too much on the overview
page
- it would be nice to take more control of the layout, particularly so that
the single lines of text associated with images are clearly associated with
those images and
Sorry Yang,
one further thought on the UML diagram is that you have labelled the
link between DataObject and ChangeSummary as changeSummary, which might
lead the user to think that changeSummary is an instance member of
DataObject and that they could somehow simply trigger a non-null
I'm not saying this is/was Java only, just suggesting it could be somewhere
else other then on the first page. The java overview was just an example,
but maybe java and c++ overview could link to a page describing the sdo
object model and then it would bring up your class diagram page... and then
I've just attached a demo into
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-751
Please review by unzip
http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/attachment/12341763/NewSdoOverview.zip
and use a browser to open sdo_index.html;
the overview diagram can be clicked into respective introduction.
I'm going to give you the same feedback I got for the DAS pages.
The overview page should not be very overloaded, in your case, I'd recommend
moving the class/object diagram for a secundary page, probably linked from
the SDO Java page.
- Luciano
On 9/26/06, Yang ZHONG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank Andrew for the support
and thank Kelvin and Geoff for the text contribution.
I propose this brief description right after SDO is a natural format ...:
SDO provides flexible data structures that allow data to be organized
as graphs of objects (called data objects) that are composed of
