Hi all,
In recent years I used Camel for academic purposes, it's a great integration
framework and i want to thank you for your work. As part of my recent work,
I developed a web based graphical editor that allows to work with xml DSLs.
Aim of this work is to provide an abstract tool that support xml definition,
in a graphical way. Users can set up their own palette, manage palette
elements on a canvas, attach xml schema and associate palette element to
schema meta-element. At the end users can convert their drawing in a textual
representation, allowing third part processing. This tool is based on
backbone, and use library such raphaeljs.
I tried to instantiate this work in the Camel case. I referred to Spring
DSL, and i obtained something that looks interesting (imho). There are a lot
of thing to fix: I'm sure that with your feedback we can obtain something
useful.
You can find this library here http://giacomolm.github.io/Jel/
<http://giacomolm.github.io/Jel/> : under the demo section you can find the
Camel demo. Moreover, I enclose some screen-shoot.
Hope it can be useful, let me know.
<http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/file/n5755571/screenshot1.png>
<http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/file/n5755571/screenshoot2.png>
In recent years I used Camel for academic purposes, it's a great integration
framework and i want to thank you for your work. As part of my recent work,
I developed a web based graphical editor that allows to work with xml DSLs.
Aim of this work is to provide an abstract tool that support xml definition,
in a graphical way. Users can set up their own palette, manage palette
elements on a canvas, attach xml schema and associate palette element to
schema meta-element. At the end users can convert their drawing in a textual
representation, allowing third part processing. This tool is based on
backbone, and use library such raphaeljs.
I tried to instantiate this work in the Camel case. I referred to Spring
DSL, and i obtained something that looks interesting (imho). There are a lot
of thing to fix: I'm sure that with your feedback we can obtain something
useful.
You can find this library here http://giacomolm.github.io/Jel/
<http://giacomolm.github.io/Jel/> : under the demo section you can find the
Camel demo. Moreover, I enclose some screen-shoot.
Hope it can be useful, let me know.
<http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/file/n5755571/screenshot1.png>
<http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/file/n5755571/screenshoot2.png>