Hi Alain,
Good news, we would support your endeavours where we can. Reusing the function fitting tool sounds interesting. One of the developers, Michael Wharmby, is currently
putting in an OSGi service for function processing behind the tool. As you probably know, the tool was created by
Kichwa Coders.
If using an e4 target, you would need to use the compatibility layer. We have not tried this yet, actually we hired Wim Jongman from the nebular project to
help us with this later this month.
For your demo, I would suggest making a temporary product with all of DAWN in it. This was done by ISIS developers recently. Because eclipse runs using OSGi,
having all the plugins on disk does not impact performance of the demo. We could then work together to isolate features as you require.
Currently there are features in DAWNSci to not include Passerelle, this is how
GDA reuse DAWN, it just uses the plotting. Might be worth getting a developer workspace of the vanilla code base, instructions here:
http://www.dawnsci.org/documentation/quickstart I can then explain which feature to use.
In DAWN 1.9 we plan to make some changes to DExplore...
Sincerely,
Matt
PS You can email the developers directly by registering here:
https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A0=DAWN-DEV
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On Behalf Of BERNARD, Alain
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Hi All,
First of all, DAWNSci is a really great project and it sounds very interesting!
I’m trying to integrate the plotting functions and associated mechanisms (mainly function fitting tool) in our existing Eclipse-base workbench to make a demo
of the power of DAWNSci project.
I’ve already run the examples as described on the “getting started page”.
Our workbench is based on Eclipse 4.4 (Luna), is DAWNSci compatible with it? (the target platform on Github is based on 3.8)
I also would like to know the minimal set of plugins to embed in our application to run the examples. We don’t need the ROI mechanisms or other specific features
dedicated to Diamond workbench (DExplore, Passerelle perspectives for instance).
Best regards,
Alain
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Awesome Matt! Thanks!
Jay
On Mon, Oct 13, 2014 at 5:04 AM, Philip Wenig <philip.wenig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Matt,
great :-). I would recommend that everybody who's attending the unconference should try to install and test the examples at home. We could then use the unconference to hack and to go into details:
https://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Unconference_Europe_2014#Science_Working_Group
Best,
Philip
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