| On 09/08/2013 07:01 PM, Wim Jongman
      wrote:
 
      Hi,Hi widget maintainers, 
 
 
      Very cool!
        I need your help on our EclipseCon talk.  I will discuss our various widgets and I request some input
          from you. Although I know most of the widgets, there are
          probably some points that I am not aware of. 
 About the Tree Mapper:
 
 
      I was doing some integration/SOA stuff (BPEL, SOAP and so on) and I
    found it quite complicated to configure even the simplest data
    mapping using XSLT or other transformation language. As data types
    are often strurctured, we can often view them as a Tree, and I
    thought it would make sense to define data mapping just by
    drag'n'dropping item from a Tree to another.
        Q. Why did you create your widget; what (business) problem
          has been solved with it. 
 That's more or less the story I've told here when I contributed the
    widget:
http://mickaelistria.wordpress.com/2011/11/30/a-treemapper-widget-in-nebula
 That something I remember we wished to implement for Eclipse JWT 5
    to 6 years ago, and the same use-case came back for the BPEL
    designer 2 years ago. At that time, I could implement it.
 
 
 
      Any mapping can be implemented with trees. We can imagine task or
    resource assignment (one tree represent people in organization, and
    the other represent the resource of the task), we can also use this
    as a diff tool between structured types (I remember folks at Obeo
    were interested, not sure if they use it for EMF Compare, or Sirius,
    or another tool of the Eclipse or Obeo Modeling stack).
        Q. What are other uses of your widget beside the obvious
          ones. 
 
 
      Unfortunately, I don't know.
        Q. Do you know if your widget runs in the RAP environment. 
 
 
 PS: I've replied to the mailing-list as the answers to these
    questions may have value for some people reading the mailing-list.
    And as you can read, there is nothing worth making those answers
    private ;)
 
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