On 5 November 2011 14:56, Scott Wilson <[email protected]> wrote: > On 4 Nov 2011, at 17:02, Ross Gardler wrote: > >> [cross posted to wookie, rave in context and myExperiment, please keep >> your feedback on the appropriate list] >> >> If anyone has been hearing about/watching my work on MyExperiment W3C >> Widgets (and the associated Wookie templating system) and want to see >> them in action take a look at [1] >> >> I've also implemented a Wookie connector in Javascript (will put in >> Wookie ASAP). This allows an "application" to be built using widgets >> that can instantiate/discover widget instances and navigate to them as >> appropriate. You can see this by examining the myExperiment mobile >> application at [2] > > I'd been thinking about a pure client-side connector too, so you've save me > some work there.
OK, the code is at http://code.google.com/a/apache-extras.org/p/rave-in-context/source/browse/trunk/widgets/common/scripts/wookie_controller.js It's a bare minimum for what I need it to do right now. I have every intention of bringing it to Wookie so if you want to bring it here before I have time, feel free. It is Apache Licensed. >> We're still adding functionality and working on the CSS to make best >> use of various sizes of screen. On a desktop size screen we intend to >> use Rave to provide multiple widgets on the page at once (at this >> point we really need Inter Widget Communication). > > I think if Sten, Erik or any of the other ROLE project guys (who are probably > lurking on this list...) were to supply an OpenApp IWC <feature> patch for > Wookie I think it would be very gratefully received :-) > That would be fantastic. having seen the ROLE stuff working cross-browser I am keen to get the code here. I know that it will result in plenty of benefits both ways. Ross
