Ok, but if I want to write a web application (not a wave client) that use the Wave Protocol capabilities, substantially let editing the same XML document by more clients it would be possible?
Giacomo Il giorno 29/mar/2011, alle ore 22.38, Yuri Zelikov ha scritto: > Don't look at the minimized js files. They are generated from sources in js/ > folder. > I agree that comments wise - the more the merrier, but I am not aware of > Wave web client that is documented better. I just want to note that Splash > code is very clean and very well structured IMO, and you can learn a lot > from it. > On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 10:18 PM, Giacomo Piva <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Thank you Yuri, >> I'm looking at Wave API documentation you mentioned. >> In my point of view a "good starting point" could be a "well-explained" >> tutorial, or a readable and well-commented source code. >> I'm looking at microwave and Splash but I'm getting some problems with the >> code, in fact microwave has a minified javascript components (in other words >> unreadable) and is quite complex and I still didn't get the main method in >> the source files ... >> >> Something more learning-oriented would be very appreciated ... >> >> Il giorno 29/mar/2011, alle ore 21.52, Yuri Zelikov ha scritto: >> >>> Hi Glacomo >>> I think a good starting point would be to visit the Google Wave API >>> documentation - http://code.google.com/apis/wave/ . Almost all of it >> still >>> relevant also for Wave in a Box. >>> Also you can checkout the Splash and microwave projects and see how they >>> work. >>> Splash: >>> svn checkout >>> https://google-wave-splash.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/google-wave-splash >>> --username [email protected] >>> microwave: >>> git clone https://github.com/antimatter15/microwave.git >>> >>> But you already mentioned them, so you are aware they exist... Can you >> maybe >>> elaborate the meaning of "good starting point"? >>> Thanks >>> Yuri >>> On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 9:28 PM, Giacomo Piva <[email protected]> >> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi all, >>>> Some weeks ago I wrote an email to this list asking for a good starting >>>> point to write a web application that use the wave protocol for a >> computer >>>> science class at University, but I didn't get what I need. >>>> >>>> I would like to find a good starting point to write a web application >>>> (something like splash or microwave) from scratch, so I would like to >> have a >>>> set of basic information on how to establish a connection with the >> server >>>> and also a set of API that are ready to use. >>>> >>>> Thanks for help. >>>> >> >>
