Projects

evo-php

perfect as GWT backend with JSON ( when JSON will be added )

php-gwt

The goal of this project is to provide php (php 4.x and higher) objects and libraries to leverage GWT and related libraries that enhance GWT such as GWT-Ext.

harmony-framework

The project is still in development Harmony translates your PHP code into javascript! Inspired by GWT! nearly all of the php syntax can be translated to javascript use of Mootools 1.2 to support object orientated programming and more use of php.js to support php functions in javascript But it ... [More] also bring Harmony XML inspired by Flex MXML. It allows you to develop components in xml/php and run them on the client side! A first preview can be downloaded. Check out the official website (http://www.harmony-framework.com) for an online demo. No documentation yet available. .gadget-title { margin-bottom: 2px; } function resizeIframeHandler(height) { var elem = document.getElementById(this.f); height = Math.max(100, height); if (elem) { elem.style.height = height + 'px'; } } gadgets.rpc.register("resize_iframe", resizeIframeHandler); gadgets.rpc.register('set_title', function(title) { var elem = document.getElementById(this.f + '_title'); if (elem) { elem.innerHTML = gadgets.util.escape(title); } }); [Less]

lingoblog

The main driving force behind Lingoblog is to provide a blogging engine that supports groups who want to communicate in multiple languages. I'd like the engine to be as easy to set up as possible. Currently its extremely lightweight as there are only a few files in here ;-) It's still in the ... [More] very early stages of development. I literally started it 4 hours before writing this at 4.00pm Sunday 3rd February 2008. Rough and ready roadmap: 1) Homebrewed PHP framework that does not use the MVC pattern. 2) Automatic language detection. 3) Web interface for blogging / uploads. 4) Translation of blog articles into multiple languages by group members. 5) Support for images and custom formatting. 6) Switchable themes and styles. 7) Other stuff as and when I think of it. Whether or not to use a framework :-/ I've started to go off some of the existing Web 2.0 frameworks - especially PHP ones. I've decided to make my own framework for this project. My challenge is to 'NOT' use the MVC pattern. Otherwise I would use an existing framework right ;-) The MVC pattern was invented in 79 and I'd like to finally get away from Afro's, flared trousers and sugariness as we approach the end of the naughties! The framework I'm thinking about will be easier to understand, develop in and will be a lot more flexible than the majority of frameworks out there. Ok lets get to work ;-) [Less]

therandomhomepage

Source code of plugins, extensions, gadgets and widgets pertained to this site.

raidcalendar

MMOs need an easier way to handle signups for their raids. This is my attempt at building something suitable.

lacertae

Update November 17th, 2009 It seems that I have overestimated PHP. It doesn't have support for 64 bit integers built in. I'm currently working out some test cases to see how well this project works. I will make a beta release with some documentation on the shortcomings as soon as I have ... [More] something worthwhile. Update November 2nd, 2009 Project has stagnated for a long time, but I've decided to give it a try again. I've implemented support for java generics and some other stuff. Right now I'm working for fixing bugs and releasing a beta. Note: This is a very short introduction to what Lacerate does. Look in the wiki for a longer example. This is out of date, but the general idea is the same. This is a code generation tool that is supposed to simplify your life when wanting to create a PHP back-end for your GWT application. Given the following service interface: package client.rpc.services; import client.rpc.beans.Message; import com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.RemoteService; public interface EchoService extends RemoteService { public String echoMessage(Message message); }And this POJO: package client.rpc.beans; import com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.IsSerializable; public class Message implements IsSerializable { private String contents; public String getContents() { return contents; } public void setContents(String contents) { this.contents = contents; } }You configure the code generation tool's default.properties file like so: java.source.path=E:/java/gwt-windows-1.4.60/LacertaeDemo/src java.output.path=E:/java/gwt-windows-1.4.60/LacertaeDemo/src java.beans.package=client.rpc.beans java.services.package=client.rpc.services java.jsonizers.package=client.rpc.jsonizers java.proxies.package=client.rpc.proxies php.output.path=E:/tmp/xampplite/htdocs/LacertaeDemoThe code generation tool will create an abstract Proxy class that looks like this: package client.rpc.proxies; import [...]; public abstract class EchoServiceProxy { public EchoServiceProxy(String serviceUrl) { [...] } public final Request echoMessage(Message message) { [...] /* Code to serialize function arguments, send request to server, parse reply and call the correct callback method */ } public void echoMessageSuccess(String result) { GWT.log("method is not implemented echoMessageSuccess", new Throwable()); } public void echoMessageFailure(Throwable exception) { GWT.log("echoMessageFailure", exception); } }It will also generate on the PHP side the following abstract service: Now you need to write an implementation for the PHP service: contents; } } $impl = new EchoServiceImpl(); print EchoService::serviceRequest($impl); ?>You also need to provide an implementation for the callback method: public class LacertaeDemo implements EntryPoint { public void onModuleLoad() { final Button button = new Button("Click me"); button.addClickListener(new ClickListener() { public void onClick(Widget sender) { String url = "http://localhost/LacertaeDemo/impl/EchoServiceImpl.php"; EchoServiceProxy proxy = new EchoServiceProxy(url) { public void echoMessageSuccess(String result) { Window.alert(result); } }; Message message = new Message(); message.setContents("hello, world"); proxy.echoMessage(message); } }); RootPanel.get("slot1").add(button); } }Important You need to modify your Module.gwt.xml file by by adding the HTTP and JSON dependencies like so: So now you run the whole thing, click the button and you should see "hello, world". [Less]

mercurius

IntroductionMercurius is an on-going project to assist fitness training. The goals of this project is to have an online social and fitness educational community where users can upload and track information pertaining to exercise (e.g. time, activity, heart rate data, calories, etc.), measurements ... [More] (e.g. weight, fat percentage, resting pulse, etc.), and diet (calories, fat, carbs, protein, vitamins and minerals, etc.). Since education and online social is the focus of this project, it has been built on top of Moodle and can be easily installed onto existing Moodle installations. Another goal of this project is to assist in automating much of these points by predicting data, use caching, and automatic importing from external devices (e.g. Timex HR & GPS data). Also, to share information with other users (e.g. trails you have run) and to view your information from multiple locations (e.g. iGoogle Gadget, Dash Express GPS, mobile phones, etc.). Current StatusAt the moment the project's status is alpha and on-going development is still in progress. FeaturesGo to the wiki for features and screenshots [Less]

audoc

AuDoc is an open source electronic document and records managements (EDRM) system. AuDoc provides several key features to ensure your records are easy to find: Classifications - Easy access to records if you know the type of business record Retention Period - To ensure you don't keep records ... [More] longer than they are useful Comprehensive Searching - So you know where to locate your files/records Record Browsing - To allow users familiar with an Explorer interface to find records easily and quickly AuDoc is written in PHP and provides a web based AJAX user interface. [Less]

GWTPHP

It is a PHP port for GWT Server (RemoteServiceServlet). With GWTPHP you can connect GWT application with PHP. It decode/encode GWT request/response using GWT native data interchange format. No JSON or XMLRPC needed. Project web site: http://gwtphp.sf.net