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From: Brian Y. <bri...@ha...> - 2005-08-09 21:42:29
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Lawrence, I took a look at the Laslo s stuff and it looks like a great fit for ActiveGrid. You guys should try to figure out a way to work together. In this case, 1+1 seems to equal 4. BY --- Lawrence Bruhmuller <lbr...@ac...> wrote: > Hi Paulo, > > So currently you can't use your own front-end to > render the HTML for an Activegrid Application. The > ActiveGrid runtime interpets the application and > executes it in the runtime language of choice > (Python, PHP, etc.) and renders the HTML to go in > the HTTP response, which is returned to Apache to > send back to the client. Remember that for a > deployed application, the ActiveGrid runtime > actually runs inside Apache, hosted by the > corresponding Apache > module (modpython, modphp). > > In the new 1.0 release of ActiveGrid, the user has > more control over the look and feel of the > application, including stylesheet editing and > layouts. But we're still not at the point where you > can embed your own HTML in every desirable location > or write your own rendering code/dispatch to some > other XForms rendering engine. > > I hope this answers your question. > > - Lawrence > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Paulo Sérgio Medeiros <pa...@gm...> > Date: Aug 2, 2005 7:34 PM > Subject: [activegrid-developers] Changing the view > of Activegrid applications > To: act...@li... > > > Hi all, > > I'm planning to use something different for the > frontend of activegrid > applications and was wondering > how can i do that. > > Into this context, some questions came to my > mind:(1)How does > activegrid generates html (and jsp, css etc) code or > the > client code? (2) How it connects to the server-side? > > > Can anyone point to me the way? :-) > > I know that the question is 'vague' ... but i just > want some pointers > to, essentially, how i can change the view of my > application > without losing the facilities of activegrid > (connection to database, > web service, workflow (bpel) etc). > > If this is feasible i intend to generate Laszlo code > for the interface > and integrate Laszlo and Activegrid. > > Cheers, > Paulo Sérgio. > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > SF.Net email is Sponsored by the Better Software > Conference & EXPO > September 19-22, 2005 * San Francisco, CA * > Development Lifecycle Practices > Agile & Plan-Driven Development * Managing Projects > & Teams * Testing & QA > Security * Process Improvement & Measurement * > http://www.sqe.com/bsce5sf > _______________________________________________ > activegrid-developers mailing list > act...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/activegrid-developers > |
From: Lawrence B. <lbr...@ac...> - 2005-08-09 18:16:00
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Hi Paulo, So currently you can't use your own front-end to render the HTML for an Activegrid Application. The ActiveGrid runtime interpets the application and executes it in the runtime language of choice (Python, PHP, etc.) and renders the HTML to go in the HTTP response, which is returned to Apache to send back to the client. Remember that for a deployed application, the ActiveGrid runtime actually runs inside Apache, hosted by the corresponding Apache module (modpython, modphp). In the new 1.0 release of ActiveGrid, the user has more control over the look and feel of the application, including stylesheet editing and layouts. But we're still not at the point where you can embed your own HTML in every desirable location or write your own rendering code/dispatch to some other XForms rendering engine. I hope this answers your question. - Lawrence ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Paulo Sérgio Medeiros <pa...@gm...> Date: Aug 2, 2005 7:34 PM Subject: [activegrid-developers] Changing the view of Activegrid applications To: act...@li... Hi all, I'm planning to use something different for the frontend of activegrid applications and was wondering how can i do that. Into this context, some questions came to my mind:(1)How does activegrid generates html (and jsp, css etc) code or the client code? (2) How it connects to the server-side? Can anyone point to me the way? :-) I know that the question is 'vague' ... but i just want some pointers to, essentially, how i can change the view of my application without losing the facilities of activegrid (connection to database, web service, workflow (bpel) etc). If this is feasible i intend to generate Laszlo code for the interface and integrate Laszlo and Activegrid. Cheers, Paulo Sérgio. |
From: <pa...@gm...> - 2005-08-05 21:28:33
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Hi all, I'm planning to use something different for the frontend of activegrid=20 applications and was wondering how can i do that.=20 Into this context, some questions came to my mind:(1)How does activegrid=20 generates html (and jsp, css etc) code or the client code? (2) How it connects to the server-side?=20 Can anyone point to me the way? :-) I know that the question is 'vague' ... but i just want some pointers to,= =20 essentially, how i can change the view of my application without losing the facilities of activegrid (connection to database, web=20 service, workflow (bpel) etc).=20 If this is feasible i intend to generate Laszlo <http://openlaszlo.org>code= =20 for the interface and integrate Laszlo and Activegrid. Cheers, Paulo S=E9rgio. |
From: <pa...@gm...> - 2005-08-03 02:34:48
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Hi all, I'm planning to use something different for the frontend of activegrid=20 applications and was wondering how can i do that.=20 Into this context, some questions came to my mind:(1)How does activegrid=20 generates html (and jsp, css etc) code or the client code? (2) How it connects to the server-side?=20 Can anyone point to me the way? :-) I know that the question is 'vague' ... but i just want some pointers to,= =20 essentially, how i can change the view of my application without losing the facilities of activegrid (connection to database, web=20 service, workflow (bpel) etc).=20 If this is feasible i intend to generate Laszlo <http://openlaszlo.org>code= =20 for the interface and integrate Laszlo and Activegrid. Cheers, Paulo S=E9rgio. |
From: Lawrence B. <lbr...@ac...> - 2005-06-09 20:10:22
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Hello, I'd like to announce the availability of the 0.7 Early Access version of ActiveGrid technology, freely available for download at http://www.activegrid.com/downloads/index.php. This is an incremental release to keep our user base updated with bug fixes and some limited features as we work towards our 1.0 release, to be released in the July timeframe. The release notes are online, so check them out to get the latest information. Getting ActiveGrid up and running on Linux is now much easier than before; Linux installers are available for download which include all the required dependencies. *In particular for developers:* - We now have some of our latest source code updated in a publicly available CVS tree. For more information, see http://www.activegrid.com/developergrid/sourcecode.php#cvs . - We have released a separate download for our XML Marshaller library, which many of you may find useful in your Python development. We look forward to hearing lots of feedback! Please send general questions and issues to su...@ac... (just goes to ActiveGrid) or to act...@li... (mailing list for all users). Development questions should go on this list, or you can contact ActiveGrid directly at de...@ac.... Lastly, we at ActiveGrid have not been monitoring these sourceforge.net mailing lists closely enough; we have been focusing on the requests sent to de...@ac... and su...@ac.... We will now be monitoring these lists regularly to assist the members in using and enhancing ActiveGrid software. Regards, Lawrence ********************************* Lawrence Bruhmuller Director, Quality and Release Engineering ActiveGrid, Inc. lbr...@ac... |
From: <pa...@gm...> - 2005-06-09 05:34:57
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:-) So, how can we help? Just download the code through CVS, start code and send a patch? :-)=20 Is AG needing something in particular? Documentation? Test? Paulo On 6/7/05, Howard, Les <les...@cy...> wrote: >=20 > I am also new to ActiveGrid. I'm excited by the freedom and scalability= =20 > it promises. I've been through the whitepapers and early access Tutorial = and=20 > am anxious to be able to dig deeper and explore more as more details beco= me=20 > available.=20 >=20 >=20 > Les >=20 > ------------------------------ > =20 > *From:* act...@li... [mailto: > act...@li...] *On Behalf Of *Paulo= =20 > S=E9rgio Medeiros > *Sent:* Sunday, June 05, 2005 11:30 AM > *To:* act...@li... > *Subject:* [activegrid-developers] New in list >=20 > Hi all,=20 >=20 > I've started using AG since it's launch. > I work with WS and BPEL, developing for Experimental Software Engineering= =20 > research(http://www.cos.ufrj.br/~ese/index2.htm<http://www.cos.ufrj.br/%7= Eese/index2.htm>).=20 > We're currently using > Zope (some simple WSs, ZODB), Axis (most WSs), Oracle Process=20 > Manager(BPEL) > and HTML+JSP for UI.=20 > We're evaluating AG for use, but since it's in 'early access' release > we not plan to change soon. >=20 > I want to collaborate with the project. So where i can help? How the=20 > project has been organized? >=20 > cheers, > Paulo S=E9rgio. >=20 > |
From: Howard, L. <les...@cy...> - 2005-06-07 20:22:35
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From: <pa...@gm...> - 2005-06-05 15:30:23
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Hi all,=20 I've started using AG since it's launch. I work with WS and BPEL, developing for Experimental Software Engineering= =20 research(http://www.cos.ufrj.br/~ese/index2.htm<http://www.cos.ufrj.br/%7Ee= se/index2.htm>). We're currently using Zope (some simple WSs, ZODB), Axis (most WSs), Oracle Process Manager(BPEL) and HTML+JSP for UI.=20 We're evaluating AG for use, but since it's in 'early access' release we not plan to change soon. I want to collaborate with the project. So where i can help? How the projec= t=20 has been organized? cheers, Paulo S=E9rgio. |
From: Mike J. <ims...@gm...> - 2005-05-14 23:25:26
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Hi, Heard about your software on ITConversations.com and decided to take a look for the project I'm currently scoping out. I've read through most of the architecture whitepaper and on lots of the diagrams in the 'Deployment Patterns' section the DB appears as if on another machine and some of the other diagrams seem to totally ignore the M in LAMP. What I'm interested in is how it would work if you wanted to follow the Inter-Node pattern but not seperate out the DB element onto another machine/s. So it wouldn't matter if you had 1 machine or 100 but that the data was replicated amongst them. Also on a file level, as I've always been taught its best to store files (images etc) in the file system and store pointers in DBs (this may not be such as issue any more but I've not heard any different). Would this need to be run in conjuction with MySQL replication (never used it so please be gentle with explainations!) and something like DRBD for filesystem replication (again never used it but heard of it). Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experimenting with your stuff. Regards, Mike --=20 "Opportunities are usually disguised as hard work, so most people don't recognize them." - Ann Landers |