Many thanks, Christian. I'll put this on the Isis site tonight. Cheers Dan
On 7 May 2013 10:06, Christian Steinebach < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi Dan! > > No problem with the "third party" description. I liked it. :-) > Feel free to add a link from the website. > I added a 'quick tour' to the Readme.txt file > > -------------------------------------- > ... > A quick tour: > - log in with chris/pass > - a user with less privilges is arne/pass (Arne is not allowed to plan. He > represents a customer who only is able > to creatae a transport demand) > > - System/Install to have some predefined objects. Give it some time to > complete... > - Select 'Transport Demands/All Transport Demands' to show a list of > predefined transport demands, i.e. requests to > transport a cargo from pickup to delivery. > The calendar view gets somewhat confused by the dates. > - Select 'Fiskarstrand-Rotterdam' with the Dried Fish cargo > - On the left side of the screen some details show up, on the right side > an empty schedule and no waypoints. > - Select the 'Plan transport' at the top right corner of the screen > - You may now enter you criteria for finding a transport. Max price, max > time and/or 'fastest', 'cheapest', 'cheap and fast' and, as a bonus > 'expensive and slow' ;-) > The software uses a shortest-paths-algorithm to look for the best > solutions according to your criterium > - When done, click and a list with possible schedules is presented > - Select one, click the corresponding check box on the left and click > 'plan and book' > - The image of the selected schedule changes (a tick mark is placed on top > of the globe) > - Select the transport demand again, either from the top menu or click on > the corresponding bread crumb > - The schedule is now filled, waypoints may be shown on a google map in > the widget below > - Click on 'Cost Pie' and 'Resource Usage' to see some graphs > - You may now send an Event to the system. Events should in principle come > from an outside system, but this is a demo... > - Send a 'Failure event' and select a leg (probably not the last leg) > - The status in the schedule changes to CANCELD and a red cross icon is > shown. > - Selecting replan-transport will give you the possibility to replan the > transport, starting at the canceled destination. > - Be sure to select 'REPLAN and book' (plan and book is still shown. It > should have been hidden...) > > - Have a look at all the logistic service providers, all logistic > services, all destinations etc. > - See the file TpmFixture.java for how the main domain objects link. > > The software is not as streamlined as it should be and it contains bugs. > ;-) > > Some screenshots are here: > > https://www.assembla.com/code/transportplanner/git/nodes/master/screenshots/TransportDemand.png > > https://www.assembla.com/code/transportplanner/git/nodes/master/screenshots/TPM_CostPie.png > > https://www.assembla.com/code/transportplanner/git/nodes/master/screenshots/Tpm_ResourceUsage.png > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Cheers > Christian > > ________________________________________ > From: Dan Haywood [[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 6:03 PM > To: users; Christian Steinebach > Subject: Re: Hi to all. Project introduction and some doubts > > On 3 May 2013 14:45, Christian Steinebach < > [email protected]<mailto: > [email protected]>> wrote: > Hi! > > As Dan mentioned me as a "third party" ;-) > > sorry, slightly clumsily phrased...! > > here's a link to the demo I did, the 'Transport Planning Manger' > http://tpmdemo.eidemsnesset.cloudbees.net/ > > [snip] > > The source code can be found here > [email protected]:transportplanner.git > > > Thanks for making these resource available, Christian. May I add these as > a link from the Isis website? > > Cheers > Dan > > > Cheers > Christian > >
