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Re: Bringing Xtext (or parts of it) to the web [message #948861 is a reply to message #731050] |
Thu, 18 October 2012 12:59 |
Michael Ernst Messages: 49 Registered: July 2010 |
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One year is passed after I started this post and I successfully brought Xtext to the web . I created a graphical web modeler based on Xtext. It supports multiple languages which reuse an expression language, auto completion, remote validation with error markers, expression validation on the client side, drag & drop, copy & paste, scopes with imports, a custom type system, function libraries, undo/redo and so on. It is all written using Xtext, Apache Wicket, Spring, and a few JavaScript libraries. I almost used all the above mentioned ideas for the implementation and they work like a charm. Unfortunately I can't post some screenshots or a video but if you got some questions you are welcome to ask.
BTW: Thanks to all who participate in this project and please provide a standalone library for the following releases. I still work with the org.eclipse.xtend2.standalone-2.2.1 library because I can't find a newer one.
Regards
Michael
OK, the amount of post views tells me, this seems to be an interesting topic.
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Re: Bringing Xtext (or parts of it) to the web [message #961500 is a reply to message #948861] |
Sun, 28 October 2012 10:21 |
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is your project available somewhere or is it closed-source?
cheers
Lorenzo
On 10/18/2012 02:59 PM, Michael Ernst wrote:
> One year is passed after I started this post and I successfully brought
> Xtext to the web :) . I created a graphical web modeler based on Xtext.
> It supports multiple languages which reuse an expression language, auto
> completion, remote validation with error markers, expression validation
> on the client side, drag & drop, copy & paste, scopes with imports, a
> custom type system, function libraries, undo/redo and so on. It is all
> written using Xtext, Apache Wicket, Spring, and a few JavaScript
> libraries. I almost used all the above mentioned ideas for the
> implementation and they work like a charm. Unfortunately I can't post
> some screenshots or a video but if you got some questions you are
> welcome to ask.
>
> BTW: Thanks to all who participate in this project and please provide a
> standalone library for the following releases. I still work with the
> org.eclipse.xtend2.standalone-2.2.1 library because I can't find a newer
> one.
>
> Regards
> Michael
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