On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 11:22 AM, Fabrizio Morbini wrote:
> One route we took in the past to release open source projects was to
> post them on sourceforge.
> The major advantage i see is that we would have direct access to the
> svn repository.
>
Correct, then you won't have to wait for karma.
One route we took in the past to release open source projects was to
post them on sourceforge.
The major advantage i see is that we would have direct access to the
svn repository.
do you see any problem taking this road and just linking the future
sourceforge project in the Apache commons scxml we
On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 6:53 PM, Fabrizio Morbini wrote:
> Hi, i saw some messages regarding a project developing a visual editor
> for scxml as an Eclipse plugin.
>
> We have written a simple editor for scxml too. it's rough but usable.
> It uses the jgraphx library to do the layout of nodes and
Hi, i saw some messages regarding a project developing a visual editor
for scxml as an Eclipse plugin.
We have written a simple editor for scxml too. it's rough but usable.
It uses the jgraphx library to do the layout of nodes and there are
many points that could be improved.
Are people intereste
