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From: Hannes E. <he...@cs...> - 2008-02-05 20:39:01
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The Conzilla team is proud to announce the release of Conzilla 2.2 [1].
This is a usability release for improving the user experience and making
it easier to perform collaborative conceptual modeling.
The major improvements since version 2.1 are:
* Undo/redo functionality in edit mode.
* Advanced logging for improved user feedback.
* Improved "Offline mode".
* Keyboard shortcuts for most important editing actions.
* Various improvements for editing single concepts and their
relations to context-maps and sessions.
* Context-Map metadata files (.ccm) and associated mime-type for
easy opening of context-maps.
* Support for importing collaboration settings from files, makes
initial installation easier.
* Announcements to the Sindice semantic indexer [2] when publishing
context-maps or contributions.
* "Source view" for viewing a context-map in RDF.
* Multi-threaded loading of context-maps resulting in smoother
surfing.
* Various improvements in the session manager.
* New status bar with information on context-maps.
* Splash screen with progress bar when starting Conzilla.
... and many more bugfixes and new features, see the automatically
generated change log of our bugtracker [3] for details!
Conzilla 2.2 requires a Java Runtime Environment in version 1.5 or newer
and can be installed via the download [4] page. If you already have an
installation of Conzilla 2.1 it should be sufficient to launch Conzilla
via the shortcuts. Java Web Start will then take care of the upgrade.
If you have comments or suggestions you can send them directly to the
Conzilla mailing lists [5].
Best regards,
Hannes Ebner
Matthias Palmér
[1] http://www.conzilla.org/wiki/Overview/Release22
[2] http://www.sindice.com
[3] http://kmr.nada.kth.se/mantis/changelog_page.php?project_id=1
[4] http://www.conzilla.org/wiki/Download/Main
[5] http://www.conzilla.org/wiki/Contact/Main
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From: Matthias P. <mat...@na...> - 2002-10-25 09:05:02
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Hi Julien! I'm pleased that you've started working with Conzilla. I will try to simplify the work a little bit and have focused on providing an ant file that been developed for conzilla2 but is backward compatible to some extent. More on that further down. ons 2002-10-23 klockan 21.39 skrev Julien Tane: > Hello, > > I have been now browsing in Conzilla for our common project. That is : > > urn:path:/se/kth/cid/shame/index > > > > I have some comments which might help... ( or not...): > > - I had problems loading the map ( due to some bug in the open Map > dialog... I had a space in front... and it didn't work... > Then I noticed it... And I removed the space... Right,I fixed this, just a trim in BrowseMapManagerFactory. Thanks! > > - It might be interesting to differentiate the links which lead to > another map, from the others: > for example in shame-workflow: "choose parameters among parameters" is > not a link. whereas techniques is... > Suggestion a littel L in the corner of the box ??? Yes this has been requested before and I agree that it would be good to have some notification. Having a little L is probably a bit hard because it's exaxt location will be very dependent on the form of the box. For elippses I'm not sure exactly where I would like it to be, even worse, I fear to hardcode the algorithms for every type of box. To underline the title in the boxes would probably be more intuitive, however since even relations (just an arrow no box at all) may have links there is no text to underline. In think a more general approach would be to have a specific mark-color (the mark is for instance what happends when you move the mouse over something) to indicate that there is a hyperlink. I guess I just have to do it :-). > > - Then "choose parameters among parameters" is not shown very nicely. ( > can't read text directly?). Hmm, I guess this is a font problem on windows, if you change to jdk1.4 I think the bug is fixed. > > - I opened an Info dialog ( I think it was about E-Learning in > e-learning projects). But couldn't close it again... ( I may send you > the trace... I got if you want). > Well I tried with other and they give also errors... This one I can't say that I have expreienced before.... A qualified guess is that I screwed up last time I compiled and put up the jar file on the net, I compiled with jdk1.4 with the rt.jar from 1.3 included... I still very dubious if this should have any effect or if it really happend... Anyway I will rebuild conzilla more correctly and then we can se if it happends again. > > I guess it's a first try... > > One think I didn't say is which java version I am using: > > java version "1.3.0_04" > Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.0_04) > Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.0_04, mixed mode) > > I could try with 1.4. but I don't know whether it is needed. Well, the font problem is a nasty bug that really spoils the experience... :-( > > I hope it is a good start... > I might try to find the bugs my self as soon as I have found out ... Why > the current sourceforge version doesnot want to install itself under > eclipse. I've started to use eclipse under linux just the last couple of weeks and is quite satisfied with it.. To get Conzilla running under eclipse you should include the three jar-files under the lib-catalog (just added them). And you should really not start with the main-trunk Conzilla (conzilla2), it's to unstable yet, instead check out the Conzilla1-1 branch. This will allow you to compile everything relevant, the main-class is se.kth.cid.conzilla.app.ConzillaApp. Which can be launched with no arguments. However, there is a bunch of properties spread out in the source catalogs that need to be moved to the compiled classes. There is a ant-file that is still being developed for conzilla2 purposes, however one of the targets does exactly what you want (if your compiled class directory is called 'classes' and not 'bin' which is easy to change of course. The target is called resources. I attach the build file. So compile, run the ant script with the resources target and then you are ready to run the application. (Or at least I hope so, if something is missing, don't bang your head against the wall... mail me.) If you feel like it you are very welcome to have developer status on sourceforge, just give me you unix name and I'll fix it. Regards Matthias > > CU > Jay > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by: Influence the future > of Java(TM) technology. Join the Java Community > Process(SM) (JCP(SM)) program now. > http://ads.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/redirect.pl?sunm0002en > > _______________________________________________ > Conzilla-devel mailing list > Con...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/conzilla-devel |
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From: Julien T. <jt...@ai...> - 2002-10-23 20:21:16
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Hello, The error is a NullPointerException in detachField from se.kth.cid.conzilla.metadata.DublinCorePanel.detachFields(DublinCorePanel.java:116) but I would not know yet which is the one at fault... CU J |
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From: Julien T. <jt...@ai...> - 2002-10-23 19:40:00
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Hello, I have been now browsing in Conzilla for our common project. That is : urn:path:/se/kth/cid/shame/index I have some comments which might help... ( or not...): - I had problems loading the map ( due to some bug in the open Map dialog... I had a space in front... and it didn't work... Then I noticed it... And I removed the space... - It might be interesting to differentiate the links which lead to another map, from the others: for example in shame-workflow: "choose parameters among parameters" is not a link. whereas techniques is... Suggestion a littel L in the corner of the box ??? - Then "choose parameters among parameters" is not shown very nicely. ( can't read text directly?). - I opened an Info dialog ( I think it was about E-Learning in e-learning projects). But couldn't close it again... ( I may send you the trace... I got if you want). Well I tried with other and they give also errors... I guess it's a first try... One think I didn't say is which java version I am using: java version "1.3.0_04" Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.0_04) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.0_04, mixed mode) I could try with 1.4. but I don't know whether it is needed. I hope it is a good start... I might try to find the bugs my self as soon as I have found out ... Why the current sourceforge version doesnot want to install itself under eclipse. CU Jay |
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From: Matthias P. <mat...@na...> - 2002-06-17 10:36:15
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Hi, Conzilla with an RDF backend has been under development for a while and now it's time to check it in. The aim is convert Conzilla to a RDF visualization and editor tool with all the pro's and con's of that. However the old Conzilla will continue to be used, updated and bugs will be fixed. Most of the development will be on Conzilla2.0 though. Most people may want to continue to work against the old version until the new code is stabilized, in that case you should change to the Conzilla1-1 branch. If you already have a checked out version issue the following command in the directory above the conzilla directory. cvs update -r Conzilla1-1 conzilla If you wish to check out Conzilla1-1 from scratch, issue the following command: cvs checkout -r Conzilla1-1 conzilla If you encounter any problems just mail me. Greetings, Matthias Palmer |
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From: Matthias P. <mat...@na...> - 2002-05-15 16:13:34
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Hi! Nice to hear that you found it interesting. Conzilla is continuosly developing and improving on new fronts, most of it related to learning environments though. On Mon, 2002-05-13 at 14:33, James Michael DuPont wrote: > My name is James Michael DuPont, > I stumbled over you project today and it looks quite > impressive. > I am working on an extraction tool of semantic > information from the gcc : > introspector.sourcesafe.net. I took a quick look, is there maybe some comprehensive document describing the idea behind? I failed to see the whole picture. Is it about extraction of knowledge from code or meta-programming in visual interfaces or something completely different I failed to see? > > I have the following questions : > > 1. Are you using a GPL compatible licence? Actually GPL, we might release it under MPL and LGPL as well if there is a need. > 2. Do you plan on supporting c or c++, or is java a > requirement? The underlying ideas about what a conceptbrowser is (which Conzilla is the only example of up to current date) is of course general. We use java since it is flexible and saves us the hassle to support several platforms as well allowing us to operate in a webbenvironment (Conzilla works as an applet). We do not have the manpower to do a C/C++ version of conzilla. (The codebase is approaching 50 000 lines of code and it is developed in academia with a focus on pre-competetive development.) > 3. Have you seen the touchgraph graph browser? Not before, but it seems interesting, I might include it as a plugin in conzilla as an optional layout utility. > 4. What graph layout tools do you use, anything > similar to vcg or graphviz? There is a plugin that uses graphviz... has to be finetuned though. > 5. How can you handle huge graphs? (1gb of node data > and larger) Conzilla is first hand thought of as a presentation tool and secondly as a visualization tool, that means it is not intended to present very large graphs. However we have a side project that intends to take the dmoz catlog(approximately 650 Mb) and display it as a set of surfable maps. I.e. some server side solution for dividing up the information into managable chunks that can be layouted via graphviz or similar. Dmoz is only an example, we intend to be able to provide some general library where different datasources can be wrapped and displayed in Conzilla. If this interests you I can elaborate more on this. Feel free to try it out, however not all stuff are included in the online demo... Greetings Matthias Palmer > > I am looking forward to hearing from you, > mike > > > ===== > James Michael DuPont > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience > http://launch.yahoo.com > > _______________________________________________________________ > > Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply > the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: ban...@so... > _______________________________________________ > Conzilla-devel mailing list > Con...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/conzilla-devel |
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From: James M. D. <mdu...@ya...> - 2002-05-13 12:33:06
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My name is James Michael DuPont, I stumbled over you project today and it looks quite impressive. I am working on an extraction tool of semantic information from the gcc : introspector.sourcesafe.net. I have the following questions : 1. Are you using a GPL compatible licence? 2. Do you plan on supporting c or c++, or is java a requirement? 3. Have you seen the touchgraph graph browser? 4. What graph layout tools do you use, anything similar to vcg or graphviz? 5. How can you handle huge graphs? (1gb of node data and larger) I am looking forward to hearing from you, mike ===== James Michael DuPont __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience http://launch.yahoo.com |
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