Hi Michel,
I added you as a developer to the project. You can try to add your changes
to Marker. Please check the outgoing changes with
hg outgoing
Before you do a 'hg push'.
If you do not feel comfortable with Mercurial yet, please work through the
Selenic tutorial or the Hg book (http://hgbook.red-bean.com/).
The developer reference describes how to set up Mercurial for commit access.
It would be nice to know what you plan to work on.
My task list (in the order presented below) is:
- Look at suggestion from Ying Xia to also add invoke methods to JSObject in
additon to get/setProperty. I am going to make 4 simple tests to see what
the GWT Compiler makes out get/setProperty and invoke, to see better
evaluate if it makes sense to have get/setProperty from the perspective of
the javascript that get's generated. Eventually it is more important that
effecient Javascript is generated than that we as developers can get around
using JSNI.
- Work on WFS support, including adding a Java proxy to the showcase that
works the same as the Python proxy.cgi
- Wrap WMSGetFeatureInfo Control and create showcase example
- Make it possible to add GWT Panels to OpenLayers Popups
- Create Markers showcase example
- Create Google Maps showcase example
Greetings,
Edwin
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