Hi, all! I am trying to use the rich editor and the model for my web client. I want to create a separated project and use packed jar files. I've tried to create a jar files from given code, but I didn't succeed, there are a lot of dependencies between the GWT code and the Java code that I didn't succeed so far to understand. Can you suggest how to create JAR from GWT code that includes rich editor, the model and all other related classes? Did somebody tried to package the GWT components in such way? To be more clear I want to take a web client that works above FedOne as a platform for new product and expand it to more rich client.
Thanks On Jun 6, 1:22 am, Graham Simpson <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello! > > I note that Collaborynthwave and eggywave are down at the moment - I'm > in the process of getting io2010 rolled out onto the GeekChique wave > server - but it's inevitably slow progress. > > Thing is - I'm really stupid - I've successfully compiled the server, > but which components do I actually need to run the new service? > Specifically, which files from the build directory? All of them? Since > I'm not compiling on my target server (Solaris 10/Sparc64) but on my > Ubuntu/x86 web server I'd like to minimise the clutter I transfer. > > Thanks for any help! > Gray. > > On May 27, 7:39 am, "J.D. Zamfirescu" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hi group! > > > We've just pushed a first working version of our Simple Web Client, > > complete with our Rich Text Editor integrated and an updated FedOne > > that speaks the draft client-server protocol. This code lives in the > > branch "io2010", available > > here:http://code.google.com/p/wave-protocol/source/checkout?repo=io2010 > > > We wanted to get this code out to you as soon as possible, despite > > some (very) rough edges. The code we've pushed is functional and > > federates with wavesandbox.com, but there are a number of caveats. > > > First, here is what we're releasing today: > > > • The Wave Rich-Text Editor > > • A client-side concurrency control module (aka "CC stack"), which > > coordinates the communication of deltas between a Wave client and a > > Wave server. > > • A Simple Web Client that combines the Rich-Text Editor and CC stack > > together with a simplistic "login" system and wave selection panel. > > (If you're familiar with FedOne, think of this as the web version of > > the FedOne console client, albeit with real-time editing.) > > • An updated FedOne that serves the new client-server protocol and > > hosts the simple web client. > > > All this code requires GWT on the client, so we've added GWT to the > > mercurial repository. Once you have run the new FedOne server, by > > default the new web client will be available on port 9898. The web > > client requires a browser that supportsWebSocket- currently Chrome > > and Webkit nightly builds. > > > Next, the caveats: > > > • The Simple Web Client uses the new conversation model but only > > implements a very basic subset of its features: a single root thread > > and its component blips. > > • The client-server connection remains fragile - the CC stack supports > > handling reconnecting when the underlying connection drops, but we > > haven't yet hooked up this logic, and the FedOne server doesn't > > support it well yet. > > • The index wave (the equivalent of the "inbox" in FedOne) still uses > > an older version of the Wave model. > > • Tests are broken all over the place. This is unfortunate, but we're > > aware of it, and are committed to fixing them. We just wanted to > > release this code ASAP. Fixed tests to follow. > > • The client-server protocol has been changed, but still isn't in it's > > final form. We'll be making more changes to it in the near future. > > > Once the above issues have been addressed, we'll be moving the code to > > the main repository - for now, development will be in the open on the > > io2010 branch. Stay tuned for fixes to these issues soon. > > > Happy hacking! > > > Anthony Baxter and J.D. Zamfirescu > > Google Wave- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Wave Protocol" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/wave-protocol?hl=en.
