There are several applications included in the Project Wonder source. These may be buildable and runnable with no modifications, though some have dependencies on, for example, certain databases. The goal, though, is for them to be as easy to run as possible and that they should represent "pretty good practices" in using the Project Wonder frameworks. The applications may also be used for testing the Project Wonder frameworks, and you may be able to see how to add testing to your own projects by examining these applications.
You can access the source of the example applications from the Project Wonder SourceForge pages. Links appear below. These applications were launched in Eclipse using WOLips 3.5.6021. The app was just launched. If it gave an error out-of-the-box, this was noted.
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Ajax-ish goodness. The app launches from ~/Roots with no configuration and includes Selenium tests via a link in the Main component. |
TBD |
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OK |
Even more ajax-ish goodness, more recently created. The app launches from ~/Roots with no configuration and includes Selenium tests via a link in the Main component. |
TBD |
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EXCEPTION |
A D2W look, added later than either AjaxExample or AjaxExample2. Uses the same database as BugTracker. |
TBD |
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OK |
Shows how to run tasks in the background. Demoed at WOWODC 2011. |
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EXCEPTION |
A full bug tracking database, suitable for production use. Uses many wonderful D2W and Ajax features. This project has been in Project Wonder for a very long time and is kept current by project committers. See Getting Started with BugTracker for more information on getting the application started. It will not launch unless JDBC parameters are properly set, e-mail notification parameters are set, and the database and tables for it already exist. Demoed at WOWODC 2007. |
Lots of things. |
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OK |
A general tour. |
TBD |
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EXCEPTION |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
Catalog of ER WO components. |
ERPChart, ExcelGenerator, GoogleChart |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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EXCEPTION |
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ERModernMoviesDemo |
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OK |
A simple ER-D2W WO application that uses the Movies database, access via JDBC to a Derby database. Database is loaded from movies.jar in Resources of ERMoviesLogic framework. |
TBD |
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OK |
See Project WONDER-Frameworks-EROpenID for more info. |
TBD |
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OK |
Basic demonstration of rendering components to PDF using the flying saucer implementation or Apache FOP. |
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See the "ERRest" presentation made by Mike Schrag at WO-NoVA on February 16th 2010 in the WebObjects Podcast. |
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OK |
A minimal demonstration. When Selenium tests are in most or all of the examples, this can probably be eliminated. |
TBD |
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ERWebSocketExample |
OK |
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ERXTest |
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EXCEPTION |
TBD |
TBD |
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LuceneExample |
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MooToolsExample |
OK |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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SecretPal |
EXCEPTION |
TBD |
TBD |
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TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
Attempts to show some of the issues and solutions with the management of time classes (eg NSTimestamp, NSTimestampFormatter) in Project Wonder. |
Time |
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EXCEPTION |
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TBD |
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OK |
TBD |
TBD |
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OK |
Uses the components and classes provided by the com.gammastream.validity package. Is this compatible with or a replacement for the functionality in er.extensions.validity? |
TBD |
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EXCEPTION |
Demonstrates the use of the Yahoo UI widgets. |
YUIPanel, YUIShowPanelLink, YUITooltip, YUIHeader, YUIBody, YUIFooter |
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