Grouper Users - Open Discussion List

[Chris Hyzer <>]

The current plan is to use the same architecture as the current lite ui, 
which is an ajaxy ui with jquery where there is a java object model which 
affects the browser in a way that is similar to gwt but has advantages over 
gwt (a lot simpler).  Added in are accessible ajax/dhtml components which 
from jquery ui, dojo, or some other library (not entirely decided yet).  So 
there will be no non-framework javascript to make the UI work which is an 
important decision which reduces support/testing.  Thanks, Chris

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Subject: Re: [grouper-users] Grouper UI user testing - part 2

Thanks Chris. Can you drop any hints as to what it *will* be?

Earl

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On 3/18/13 1:42 PM, "Chris Hyzer" 
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>The current plan is for it not to be based on struts.
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>Thanks,
>Chris
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>Subject: Re: [grouper-users] Grouper UI user testing - part 2
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>Michael,
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>A quick question on the Grouper UI work. Just wondering if you can tell me
>if the new UI is still going to be based on Struts? I looked through what
>documentation I could find on the UI redesign on the wiki and couldn't
>find the answer to this question. Thanks.
>
>Earl Lewis
>University of Utah
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>801-581-3635 <tel:801-581-3635> (office)
>801-554-3596 <tel:801-554-3596> (mobile)
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>On 1/23/13 3:02 PM, "Michael Girgis" 
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> wrote:
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>>Hello Grouper Users.
>>
>>Last month, I sent out a link to an online user test for the new Grouper
>>user interface. Included below is a link to another test, this time
>>against a more robust version of the wireframes (but still a work in
>>progress!). This user testing is intended to verify some of the basic
>>assumptions we are making about the interface as we go along. If you have
>>10 minutes to spare, we would greatly appreciate your participation.
>>
>>http://bit.ly/UVarBZ
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>>Everything should be pretty self-explanatory.
>>
>>Thanks!
>>
>>Michael Girgis
>>University of Chicago
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