On 4/14/10, Tom Schindl <
listom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I like your proposal and and if you want I can mentor you. What do other
> Nebula-Devs think about it?
>
> Tom
>
> Am 13.04.10 03:51, schrieb Peng Cui:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am a master student from China, my name is Peng Cui, as we know,
>> Nebula supplies much cool custom widget for Eclipse developers, i am one
>> of the beneficiaries. Now, I want to supplies a custom widget for
>> Eclipse and Nebula, so i post it here to see hear your voice.
>>
>> vCard is the electronic business card. It is a powerful new means of
>> Personal Data Interchange (PDI) that is automating the traditional
>> business card.It has been widely used in Personal Information Manager
>> (PIM), electronic email application such as Microsoft Outlook and IBM
>> Lotus notes, Web Browser or telephone. If Eclipse supplies a Custom SWT
>> widget to display vCard, isn't it cool ? My project will do it.
>>
>> In fact, i hold this project as a
>> GSoC (
http://socghop.appspot.com/) project Eclipse, and i list my whole
>> project proposal below. If any one is interested in my project or have
>> any advises or want to mentor me, please let me know, thank you :-)
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------Project
>> Proposal--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> *Project Proposal Detailed Information*
>>
>> vCard <
http://www.imc.org/pdi/vcardoverview.html> automates the exchange
>> of personal information typically found on a traditional business card.
>> At present time,vCard is widely used in applications such as Internet
>> mail, voice mail, Web browsers, telephony applications, call centers,
>> video conferencing, PIMs (Personal Information Managers), PDAs (Personal
>> Data Assistants), pagers, fax, office equipment and smart cards. vCard
>> information goes way beyond simple text, and includes elements like
>> pictures, company logos, live Web addresses, and so on. It has following
>> features:
>>
>> * vCards carry vital directory information such as name, addresses
>> (business, home, mailing, parcel), telephone numbers (home,
>> business, fax, pager, cellular, ISDN, voice, data, video), email
>> addresses and Internet URLs (Universal Resource Locators).
>>
>> * All vCards can also have graphics and multimedia including
>> photographs, company logos, audio clips such as for name
>> pronunciation
>> * Geographic and time zone information in vCards let others know
>> when to contact you.
>> * Of course, vCards support multiple languages
>> * The vCard spec is transport and operating system independent so
>> you can have vCard-ready software on any computer
>> * vCards are Internet friendly, standards based, and have wide
>> industry support.
>>
>> If we use Eclipse SWT/JFace to develop a application which has contacts
>> info management function, I think vCard supporting is necessary. But as
>> we know, Eclipse does not supplies any SWT/JFace components or widget to
>> parse vCard data or display vCard information. This project aims to
>> implement a vCard display custom SWT widget which is in keeping with
>> vCard version 2.1 Specification <
http://www.imc.org/pdi/pdiproddev.html>
>> for Eclipse. The whole project will implement the following functions:
>>
>> 1. Construct a Java class to represent vCard, we call it JavavCard,
>> this class has following mainly methods:
>> * Communidate with othe file format such as CSV, it means it
>> can import/export data info from/to CSV.
>> * Get any property detail by proper name, we can get Java
>> String property value such as Name or Email address etc, get
>> Java Image property value such as Photo, get Java Sound
>> property value such as vCard name pronunciation.
>> 2. Create a vCard information parser,we call it vCardParser, it has
>> the following functions:
>> * Parse vCard Identification Properties
>> * Parse vCard Delivery Addressing Properties
>> * Parse vCard Telecommunications Addressing Properties
>> * Parse vCard Organizational Properties
>> * Parse vCard Explanatory Properties
>> * Parse vCard Security Properties
>> * Parse vCard Miscellaneous Properties
>> 3. Create a custom widget to display JavavCard information, this
>> widget has following features:
>> * It is a SWT based custom widget, just like widgets in
>> Eclipse Nebula project <
http://www.eclipse.org/nebula/>;
>> * Use different icons to indicate different properties in
>> vCard, it has a default solution, but developer can change
>> its default icons;
>> * It will show all the properties in vCard, and has default
>> layout solution,but developer can change its default layout
>> solution,and decide which properties to display, which not.
>> * It has changeable styles and overall look and feel, it has a
>> default solution, but developer can change it to what he
>> likes.
>>
>> As we know,Eclipse Nebula is a place where different Eclipse-Projects
>> and Independent developers collaborate on building Custom SWT widgets
>> and reuseable UI-Components useable in UI-Applications built using SWT
>> and JFace. I will contribute this project to Nebula as a custom widget
>> for Eclipse developers.
>>
>> *Background*
>>
>> I have serveral years Eclipse plunge-in develop experience and know
>> vCard well, so i have confidence to finish this project well. But before
>> i hold it as a GSoC project, i ordered Eclipse open source mail list,
>> discuss this project in the mail list. Feedback from mail list told me
>> that various custom SWT/JFace widgets will help Eclipse developers
>> largely, this component has practical value,it is a great work. And
>> then, i will start the developing job,dicuss technology difficulites in
>> Eclipse mail list and vCard developer mail list.
>>
>> *Deliverables*
>>
>> * Source code, achieved jars
>> * Junit test case
>> * Sample code, some demos
>> * Design Document, UML document and JavaDoc API document
>>
>> *Schedule*
>>
>> * March 29 - April 9: Submit my proposal, do some alter works if
>> necessary
>> * April 26 - May 23: Students get to know mentors, read
>> documentation, get up to speed to begin working on their projects.
>> * May 24 - May 31: Class JavavCard design and implement,finish data
>> communication function with CSV
>> * June 1 - June 7: Implement various getter methods of class
>> JavavCard,including get string records, image records and voice
>> records
>> * June 8 - June 15: Implement vCard Identification Properties and
>> Delivery Addressing Properties parse job
>> * June 16 - June 22: Implement Telecommunications Addressing
>> Properties and Organizational Properties parse job
>> * June 23 - June 30: Implement Explanatory Properties and Security
>> Properties parse job
>> * July 1 - July 7: Implement the other Miscellaneous Properties
>> parse job
>> * July 8 - July 23: JavavCard information display custom widget
>> design and coding job, finish a default display model
>> * July 24 - July 31: Implement layout and properties customize
>> functions for the widget
>> * August 1 - August 8: Implement style, look and feel customize
>> function for the widget
>> * August 9 - August 15:Take a week to scrub code, write tests,
>> improve documentation, etc.
>> * August 16 - August 30:Submitting final evaluations and required
>> code samples to Google
>>
>> *Expectations*
>>
>> I have rich Eclipse plunge-in develop experience, but i do not have rich
>> Eclipse SWT/JFace custom widget develop experience, i hope my mentor
>> give me some instructions or tell me what should i pay attention to.
>>
>> *Contact Information*
>>
>> I am a master student from Beijing,China. My name is Peng Cui, i am
>> studying in School of Information Engineering, University of Science and
>> Technology Beijing, and my major is Computer Science and Technology. My
>> email is:
ajiu.009@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:
ajiu.009@xxxxxxxxx>.
>>
>> In my daily research jobs, i usually use some open source project, for
>> example, i use Eclipse as my Jave development environment and use Apache
>> Tomcat as my Web Application Server. Being a open source commiter is so
>> cool in my mind, because open source promote sofeware development in 21
>> Century, it is a good thing and i love it.
>>
>> I am familiar with Java language and use it to do some develop job since
>> 2003. Eclipse is my Java development IDE, and i have finished some
>> Eclipse plunge-in projects during my daily research period.vCard plays a
>> important part in this project, i have payed much time to read vCard
>> specification and discuss it in vCard develop mail list, also i have got
>> some back knowledge about how to parse vCard information with Java.
>>
>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Best Regards
>>
>> Peng Cui
>>
>>
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