The reXume and GanttMagic web apps have been modified such that they can be configured to process a hardwired reXume file rather than only uploaded files.
My hand coded Interactive Resume web site ( http://rexume.dyndns.org/resume ) is being replaced with a new version based on the std. reXume and GanttMagic web apps ( http://rexume.dyndns.org/reXume/RBWrexume.html ) that also acts as a demonstration of using reXume for personal resume sites.
The WAR files are currently deployed on JRun 3.0 but have been tested on Tomcat 4.1 as well.
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Saturday, November 29, 2003
Thursday, September 4, 2003
Announcing GanttMagic from PolyGlot, Inc....
I've finally gotten around to making my Gantt chart software available to others as either a product or an open-source-project (haven't decided which yet).
As with the reXume project (which uses GanttMagic to produce the "experience charts"), there is lots of web-accessible documentation to still to produce and the code published today is a first baby step.
GanttMagic produces a gantt chart (often misspelled as "gannt") given data in the GanttMagic XML format. (Here is the small example data file that the test program mentioned below uses.)
It currently can produce the chart image in SVG, JPG, and PNG formats.
It is implemented in Java using the Apache Batik SVG library.
I have broken out and cleaned up my GanttMagic code and packaged it into a JavaBean that includes all of the basic functionality, a standalone application to use the bean via a command line, and a J2EE web application to make the functionality available from any JSP/Servlet engine.
I have produced the following three varieties of WAR file for loading into the appropriate J2EE servers. [Tested on Tomcat and JRun]
1) GanttMagic3.war - tested on Tomcat3.3 and JRun3.0 (both J2EE 1.2 compliant)
2) GanttMagic40.war - tested on Tomcat4.0 (J2EE 1.3 compliant)
3) GanttMagic41.war - tested on Tomcat4.1 (J2EE 1.3 compliant)
This code is running and available online at http://rexume.dyndns.org/GanttMagic/
where is runs on my old Pentium II system with RedHat6.x and JRun3 (so don't expect lightning speed).
I'll add documentation soon, but for now, try using the test page to experiment with. Choose which type of image you want (SVG,JPG,PNG) and hit the "show me" button. The other controls are not interesting for now. JPG is the most universal format. To see the SVG, you'll need either a standalone viewer or a browser plugin. I've heard new IE browsers may already have an SVG plugin installed. Otherwise follow the links to install an SVG viewer browser plug-in to see the raw SVG rendered. Without an SVG viewer, you can see the raw SVG source which is just an XML text file.
As with the reXume project (which uses GanttMagic to produce the "experience charts"), there is lots of web-accessible documentation to still to produce and the code published today is a first baby step.
GanttMagic produces a gantt chart (often misspelled as "gannt") given data in the GanttMagic XML format. (Here is the small example data file that the test program mentioned below uses.)
It currently can produce the chart image in SVG, JPG, and PNG formats.
It is implemented in Java using the Apache Batik SVG library.
I have broken out and cleaned up my GanttMagic code and packaged it into a JavaBean that includes all of the basic functionality, a standalone application to use the bean via a command line, and a J2EE web application to make the functionality available from any JSP/Servlet engine.
I have produced the following three varieties of WAR file for loading into the appropriate J2EE servers. [Tested on Tomcat and JRun]
1) GanttMagic3.war - tested on Tomcat3.3 and JRun3.0 (both J2EE 1.2 compliant)
2) GanttMagic40.war - tested on Tomcat4.0 (J2EE 1.3 compliant)
3) GanttMagic41.war - tested on Tomcat4.1 (J2EE 1.3 compliant)
This code is running and available online at http://rexume.dyndns.org/GanttMagic/
where is runs on my old Pentium II system with RedHat6.x and JRun3 (so don't expect lightning speed).
I'll add documentation soon, but for now, try using the test page to experiment with. Choose which type of image you want (SVG,JPG,PNG) and hit the "show me" button. The other controls are not interesting for now. JPG is the most universal format. To see the SVG, you'll need either a standalone viewer or a browser plugin. I've heard new IE browsers may already have an SVG plugin installed. Otherwise follow the links to install an SVG viewer browser plug-in to see the raw SVG rendered. Without an SVG viewer, you can see the raw SVG source which is just an XML text file.
Monday, September 15, 2003
The GanttMagic webapp works separately from reXume now....
The multiple web app WAR files previously published for GanttMagic have been consolidated into a single GanttMagic.war which can be deployed on any web container and has been tested with Tomcat 4.1 (J2EE 1.3) and JRun3.0 (J2EE 1.2). For older J2EE web containers running on JDK 1.3, you may need
to install the following library jar file into the shared library area (e.g. for JRun3.0 it is at [jrun_install]/lib/ext/ ).
Also with this release, this GanttMagic webapp may be deployed and used separately from the new release of the reXume webapp. Previously the two had to be deployed within a single webapp to work properly.
This code is running and available online at http://rexume.dyndns.org/GanttMagic/
where is runs on my old Pentium II system with RedHat6.x and JRun3 (so don't expect lightning speed).
The demo installation is still found at this test page.
to install the following library jar file into the shared library area (e.g. for JRun3.0 it is at [jrun_install]/lib/ext/ ).
Also with this release, this GanttMagic webapp may be deployed and used separately from the new release of the reXume webapp. Previously the two had to be deployed within a single webapp to work properly.
This code is running and available online at http://rexume.dyndns.org/GanttMagic/
where is runs on my old Pentium II system with RedHat6.x and JRun3 (so don't expect lightning speed).
The demo installation is still found at this test page.
The reXume webapp works separately from GanttMagic now....
The multiple web app WAR files previously published for reXume have been consolidated into a single reXume.war which can be deployed on any web container and has been tested with Tomcat 4.1 (J2EE 1.3) and JRun3.0 (J2EE 1.2).
Also with this release, this reXume webapp may be deployed and used separately from the new release of the GanttMagic webapp. Previously the two had to be deployed within a single webapp to work properly.
This code is running and available online at http://polyglotinc.dyndns.org/reXume/ where is runs on my old Pentium II system with RedHat6.x and JRun3 (so don't expect lightning speed).
The demo installation is found at this interactive resume page.
Also with this release, this reXume webapp may be deployed and used separately from the new release of the GanttMagic webapp. Previously the two had to be deployed within a single webapp to work properly.
This code is running and available online at http://polyglotinc.dyndns.org/reXume/ where is runs on my old Pentium II system with RedHat6.x and JRun3 (so don't expect lightning speed).
The demo installation is found at this interactive resume page.
Monday, October 6, 2003
Announcing RDDL file for GanttMagic XML Namespace...
There is a first major stab at publishing an RDDL file documenting the XML namespace I've defined for the GanttMagic XML input data. It is at http://www.polyglotinc.com/NS/GanttMagic/.
Soon (hopefully) there will be a similar one for the reXume data XML namespace [ http://www.polyglotinc.com/NS/reXume ].
Soon (hopefully) there will be a similar one for the reXume data XML namespace [ http://www.polyglotinc.com/NS/reXume ].
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