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| Implement a search mechanism for BPMN diagrams
 
| Implement a search mechanism for BPMN diagrams
 
| [[STP/BPMN_Component|BPMN]]
 
| [[STP/BPMN_Component|BPMN]]
| This project involves researching and implementing on top of the existing caching mechanisms like Lucene and the EMFT Search project to find the best way to implement a search function in the BPMN modeler, with a complete UI integration.  
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| This project involves researching and implementing on top of the existing indexing mechanisms like Lucene to find the best way to implement a search function in the BPMN modeler, with a complete UI integration.  
 
| Antoine Toulme
 
| Antoine Toulme
 
| [mailto:antoine@lunar-ocean.com Antoine Toulme], [mailto:hmalphettes@intalio.com Hugues Malphettes]
 
| [mailto:antoine@lunar-ocean.com Antoine Toulme], [mailto:hmalphettes@intalio.com Hugues Malphettes]

Revision as of 13:47, 4 March 2008

Rules

  • Be creative
  • Be specific: what do you want to be implemented
  • If you are willing to mentors those ideas, add you name and email to the idea.

Ideas

Title Project Abstract - links to details/bugs/etc Reporter Possible mentor(s) Comments
Support for user-defined refactorings in JDT JDT The idea is to produce a pattern language, rules engine, and user interface to allow the Java developer to perform queries n and make safe modifications of their code code. It's a superset of the current refactoring because ideally current refactorings could be expressed this new system, forming a nice set of initial examples. he users could then adapt those rules to their own purposes or come up with completely new ones. See bug 144642 for more informations. Ed Burnette Martin Aeschlimann(?) <Insert comments here>
Building Eclipse artifacts with Buildr BPMN Buildr is a powerful building tool. This project would consist into providing custom tasks to build OSGi artifacts, Eclipse update sites and features, with all the complexity implied (a test framework, pack200, etc). Please note that this project would be coded in Ruby. Antoine Toulme Antoine Toulme, Hugues Malphettes
Implement a search mechanism for BPMN diagrams BPMN This project involves researching and implementing on top of the existing indexing mechanisms like Lucene to find the best way to implement a search function in the BPMN modeler, with a complete UI integration. Antoine Toulme Antoine Toulme, Hugues Malphettes
Improve the messages bundle editor Babel index the existing properties in each language and build dictionaries dynamically. Antoine Toulme Antoine Toulme, Hugues Malphettes
Build images of BPMN diagrams automatically BPMN Sometimes you want to expose your BPMN diagram through an image that you export from it. It becomes quickly painful to regenerate the image by hand constantly, when you make minor revisions to a diagram. The idea would consist of adding a builder to BPMN projects that would (re)create automatically an image from the BPMN diagram when it is saved. Antoine Toulme Antoine Toulme, Hugues Malphettes
Build images of BPMN diagrams automatically BPMN Sometimes you want to expose your BPMN diagram through an image that you export from it. It becomes quickly painful to regenerate the image by hand constantly, when you make minor revisions to a diagram. The idea would consist of adding a builder to BPMN projects that would (re)create automatically an image from the BPMN diagram when it is saved. Antoine Toulme Antoine Toulme, Hugues Malphettes
Create a "copy style" tool GMF, BPMN When you edit big GMF-based diagrams, you sometimes want to be able to apply the style of one shape to others. The project would consist into coding a tool that would copy the style of a given shape and paste it over other shapes. Antoine Toulme Antoine Toulme, Hugues Malphettes
<Insert project title here> <Insert parent umbrella project here> <Insert description here> <Insert your name here> <Insert prospective mentor names here> <Insert comments here>


More ideas can be found at Eclipse-Wiki, Mylar Contribution Ideas page and Google Summer of Code 2007 ideas.

Interested Students

Name, University, Idea

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