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[Scope-dev] Re: [INFO] AWT views for scope

[Ludovic C. <lud...@ho...>]

Hello Daniel,

Yes, please put the zip file for the sources at the following location:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scope-dev-framework
And use the sco...@ya... mailing list, the
sco...@li... list is not used any more.
Give me also your sourceforge user name (or create one if you don't have one
yet), so i can give you cvs write access.

Ludovic

>
>hello,
>
>i am already finished with creating AWT views for
>scope. i need a AWT GUI cause i want to use scope
>on my PocketPC. as u might know, most PersonalJava
>VMs only ship with AWT.
>
>if u want i can contribute the AWT views to the scope
>project. allthough i currently have to work out some
>issues, means u might need to answer some questions
>regarding scope internals ;-)
>
>With best regards / Mit freundlichen Gruessen
>
>Daniel S. Haischt IT Consulting
>______________________________
>[revolutionary and alpha geek]

[Scope-dev] [INFO] AWT views for scope

[Daniel S. H. <sir...@gm...>]

hello,

i am already finished with creating AWT views for
scope. i need a AWT GUI cause i want to use scope
on my PocketPC. as u might know, most PersonalJava
VMs only ship with AWT.

if u want i can contribute the AWT views to the scope
project. allthough i currently have to work out some
issues, means u might need to answer some questions
regarding scope internals ;-)

With best regards / Mit freundlichen Gruessen

Daniel S. Haischt IT Consulting
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[C. S. <c.s...@nd...>]

request 468245

[Scope-dev] Important notice

[<sme...@ya...>]

I've checked in the latest sources to CVS including
lots of changes, the most significant of which is the
move to the "org.scopemvc.*" namespace.

I made the change with a simple search-and-replace so
I expect the same simple fix to be applicable to all
existing sources.

The tests and examples have also moved outside the
regular package structure for clarity.

New release of 0.7.0 very very soon.

SteveM

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[<jgo...@In...>]

Hello,

I was wondering who out there is working with this framework in a =
current
project....

Julia Goodrum
Junior Java Developer
INPHACT =AE Inc.=20
615-850-3015

[Scope-dev] Scope Release 0.3.1

[<sme...@ya...>]

An interim release of just sources and documentation.
This has most of a JavaBeans compatibility layer for
Models, a new ModelAction concept for invoking
arbitrary methods on Models that fixes the design
problems with Models implementing collections, major
refactoring and simplification of some of the core
packages, completely new documentation for those
packages aimed at making Scope easy to use.

All the above work is ongoing and while this release
builds successfully, some of the unit tests are
commented out pending rework to catch up with the
refactoring, and therefore the code probably doesn't
run successfully.

New interim releases with further increments of this
work should follow quite quickly, leading up to a
release of stable, well documented core functionality
in v0.4.0.

Summary of changes:
- Partial implementation of JavaBeans compatibility
- Addition of ModelAction
- Refactoring of core functionality to simplify and
aid ease of use
- Partial new documentation to aid ease of use

Steve Meyfroidt

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[Scope-dev] Current work

[<sme...@ya...>]

The CVS repository contains the latest sources that
include the first part of a simplification of the
Model/BasicModel infrastructure. This includes the
introduction of generic "ModelAction"s that represent
arbitrary methods on Models, and the layering of Model
metadata on BeanInfo. 

The immediate aim is to rename the BasicModel stuff to
be "BeanModel" so that any JavaBean that subclasses
BeanModel will automatically be a valid Scope Model
that can bind to Scope Views, whether Swing-based or
servlet-based. 

As part of this work, the entire core codebase is
being refactored for ease-of-use. New comprehensive
unit tests will be added, and new documentation will
follow shortly. 

Using Scope will soon be a no-brainer decision for
large enterprise applications, whether web based,
desktop based, or a mixture of the two. Stay tuned!

Steve Meyfroidt
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[Scope-dev] Scope Release 0.3.0

[<sme...@ya...>]

Another major step forward: this release contains a
sample application running as both a Swing application
and as a web-based servlet application! The only
difference between the two is the views that are used:
Swing views versus XSL views. How cool is that?!

Instructions for running the samples are given in the
readme, and more details are available in
docs/browser.html

The plan now is to complete, document and unit test
the current codebase so that v0.4.0 contains a stable
core that fully supports Swing and servlets. Full sets
of view components, code generators and automatic form
layouts will follow in future releases after this
consolidation phase.

Summary of changes:
- Further work on servlet implementation using XSL
Views.
- Removal of XML Views.
- Upgrade to Xalan v2.0D5 and Xerces 1.2.2.
- Work on sample file browser application to work in
Swing and servlets.
- Changed name of "Command" classes to be "Control"
classes.
- Added some documentation on the sample browser
applications.


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[Scope-dev] Release of Scope 0.2.0

[<sme...@ya...>]

Release 0.2.0 of Scope represents a major release that
includes a sample file-browser application written
using the framework in a Swing context. Although a
very simple demonstration, the sample sources are
worth examining -- I believe they demonstrate how
effective the Scope framework is in simplifying GUI
development and in partitioning presentation,
application and business logic. Most of the source
code lies in the Model classes that build a simple
JavaBeans model to represent the filesystem. The
application itself is relatively trivial. 

The binary distribution includes an executable jar
that runs the filebrowser. 

A proof of concept of a servlet implementation is
hidden in the source distribution. Although not ready
for real use, this code has proved that it will be
possible to take a Swing-based application built on
Scope, and port it to a web-based application by
simply replacing the views. 

The core APIs are now almost frozen. I had hoped for a
more complete freeze but I've found that I can convert
the CollectionModel APIs into a simple generic
infrastructure that will enable View components that
handle collections in a generic way, eg generic
drag-and-drop. There's also some minor tidy-up that
needs to be done to consolidate the work so far. 

The next releases will concentrate on the
CollectionModel APIs, more tidy-up of the core, and a
full servlet implementation that will be built around
XSL views. The aim is to allow these views to be built
from embedded components in exactly the same way as
conventional windowing GUI development. Ultimately, it
should be possible to generate Swing and Servlet views
from the same view description, perhaps expressed in
XML. 

Sometime soon I would also like to consider
code-generation for the Model classes. I'm thinking of
a preprocessor that will take standard JavaBeans
classes and turn them into full Scope Models with
ModelChangeEvent firing etc added automatically. 

Summary of changes: 
- Major bugfixing, refactoring and additions to the
Swing View classes. 
- Added more unit tests. 
- Additions to Model packages to support conversion to
and from character streams for the servlet
implementation. 
- Work on Swing-based filebrowser application. 
- Work on servlet implementation. 


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[Scope-dev] Release of Scope v0.1.5

[<sme...@ya...>]

This is an interim release to push the new core APIs
out before what I hope will be a major
0.2.0 release that has a stable core with new
documentation and sample code to follow.

- Rewrite of Selectors: it's pretty much there now!
Woohoo! (Lacks object pooling however)
- Added lots of unit tests and fixed lots of minor
niggles -- almost complete on the unit test front now
- ViewCommand and MessageCommand with new idea of
top-level Controller that handles view context.  
- Fixed bugs in ModelChangeEventManager.
- Test and bugfix for UIStrings

Steve Meyfroidt


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[Scope-dev] Test.

[<sme...@ya...>]

Test.

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