12:58 p.m.
I am interested in $subject idea and currency preparing a proposal.
background:
During my last year's internship at WSO2[1] I did a somewhat similar
project. it allows the users to generate dashboards containing various
types of visualizations. Data is pulled via Ajax and graphs are updated
dynamically. Users can configure types, size and placement of graphs.
It’s integrated to WSO2 BAM 2 alpha [2] release so far. I have a very
good grasp on javascript, java and interested in data visualization.
Requirement as I understood it:
1. User select "create new dashboard"
2. A wizard will guide the user through visualization configuration steps.
3. It will let user to select data source (metric), size, type, color,
positioning etc.
4. Dashboard war will be published and user will receive a URL to access it.
I would appreciate if you can clarify some of the following questions:
1. It this implementing going to be independent of the GWT base
visualizations currently exists.
2. Should users be allowed to change/edit already created dashboard?
3. is there any required function points I missed?
thank you.
[1] http://wso2.com/
[2] http://dist.wso2.org/products/bam/2.0.0-alpha2/wso2bam-2.0.0-ALPHA2.zip
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6:04 p.m.
Does this overlap with Denis' proposal below? If so, you should probably discuss with
him.
In answer to your other questions:
-There are no current GWT visualizations, its all access through Struts/JSF code and
rendered server side iirc
-Dashboard should probably be user editable yes, but I'd have to see the other use
cases you want to support to see if that is an absolute requirement
-There are probably other things to consider, but those will come out as a proposal is
fleshed out.
Thanks
Charles
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Subject: Replace old graphs in RHQ with GWT ones. GSOC 2012
Hello!
My Name is Denis Krusko.
I am graduate student of Siberian Federal University (Russia).
I want to work with on the idea "Replace old graphs in RHQ with GWT ones"
I need to define milestones for 3 month like (proposed Heiko W.Rupp): - evaluate Graphing
options
- implement graphing to replace what is there
- resources
---- half time --
- possibility to e.g. take two metrics and graph them in one diagram
- write documentation
- graphs for the different kinds of groups ( can be in a later phase of the project)
- remove old code
I would be grateful for comments and ideas.
Thank You,
Denis Krusko
----- Original Message -----
I am interested in $subject idea and currency preparing a proposal.
background:
During my last year's internship at WSO2[1] I did a somewhat similar
project. it allows the users to generate dashboards containing
various
types of visualizations. Data is pulled via Ajax and graphs are
updated
dynamically. Users can configure types, size and placement of graphs.
It’s integrated to WSO2 BAM 2 alpha [2] release so far. I have a very
good grasp on javascript, java and interested in data visualization.
Requirement as I understood it:
1. User select "create new dashboard"
2. A wizard will guide the user through visualization configuration
steps.
3. It will let user to select data source (metric), size, type,
color,
positioning etc.
4. Dashboard war will be published and user will receive a URL to
access it.
I would appreciate if you can clarify some of the following
questions:
1. It this implementing going to be independent of the GWT base
visualizations currently exists.
2. Should users be allowed to change/edit already created dashboard?
3. is there any required function points I missed?
thank you.
[1] http://wso2.com/
[2]
http://dist.wso2.org/products/bam/2.0.0-alpha2/wso2bam-2.0.0-ALPHA2.zip
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5:03 a.m.
thanks Charles,
as far as I know there is no overlap, and it's prospered as two
different ideas in idea page.
I'll publish the proposal soon.
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Am 04.04.2012 um 01:04 schrieb Charles Crouch:
Does this overlap with Denis' proposal below? If so, you should
probably discuss with him.
The ideas are completely separate.
Denis' proposal is to replace the JSP/Struts/... graphs with GWT ones.
The big-screen one is to build graphs like e.g.
http://pilhuhn.blogspot.de/2012/01/some-graphing-fun-with-d3js.html
where the admin can have a huge screen 10k*10k pixels and add and mix and match graphs --
a little like those
screens from NASA when a shuttle is launched. Those big-screen ones would gather data over
the REST api and
do the graphing e.g. in D3.js with some help of node.js (or such) See the 3rd image from
top on http://pilhuhn.blogspot.de/2011/09/rest-coming-to-rhq.html
Heiko
In answer to your other questions:
-There are no current GWT visualizations, its all access through Struts/JSF code and
rendered server side iirc
-Dashboard should probably be user editable yes, but I'd have to see the other use
cases you want to support to see if that is an absolute requirement
-There are probably other things to consider, but those will come out as a proposal is
fleshed out.
Thanks
Charles
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From: "Denis Krusko" <kruskod(a)gmail.com>
To: rhq-devel(a)lists.fedorahosted.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 11:21:07 AM
Subject: Replace old graphs in RHQ with GWT ones. GSOC 2012
Hello!
My Name is Denis Krusko.
I am graduate student of Siberian Federal University (Russia).
I want to work with on the idea "Replace old graphs in RHQ with GWT ones"
I need to define milestones for 3 month like (proposed Heiko W.Rupp): - evaluate Graphing
options
- implement graphing to replace what is there
- resources
---- half time --
- possibility to e.g. take two metrics and graph them in one diagram
- write documentation
- graphs for the different kinds of groups ( can be in a later phase of the project)
- remove old code
I would be grateful for comments and ideas.
Thank You,
Denis Krusko
----- Original Message -----
> I am interested in $subject idea and currency preparing a proposal.
>
> background:
> During my last year's internship at WSO2[1] I did a somewhat similar
> project. it allows the users to generate dashboards containing
> various
> types of visualizations. Data is pulled via Ajax and graphs are
> updated
> dynamically. Users can configure types, size and placement of graphs.
> Its integrated to WSO2 BAM 2 alpha [2] release so far. I have a very
> good grasp on javascript, java and interested in data visualization.
>
> Requirement as I understood it:
> 1. User select "create new dashboard"
> 2. A wizard will guide the user through visualization configuration
> steps.
> 3. It will let user to select data source (metric), size, type,
> color,
> positioning etc.
> 4. Dashboard war will be published and user will receive a URL to
> access it.
>
> I would appreciate if you can clarify some of the following
> questions:
> 1. It this implementing going to be independent of the GWT base
> visualizations currently exists.
> 2. Should users be allowed to change/edit already created dashboard?
> 3. is there any required function points I missed?
>
> thank you.
>
> [1] http://wso2.com/
> [2]
> http://dist.wso2.org/products/bam/2.0.0-alpha2/wso2bam-2.0.0-ALPHA2.zip
>
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> (R Chathura Manuranga Perera)
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