OpenCms Days 2015 Creating Apps for the OpenCms 10 workplace
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The OpenCms Workplace in Version 10 will be rewritten using the popular Vaadin Framework. This new implementation also brings an improved interface to create Workplace extensions or “Apps” in OpenCms. Apps in OpenCms 10 can be used for all kind of graphical Workplace extensions, for example to add use case specific management functions or to provide custom views on external data sources. By providing apps in OpenCms, developers can easily create Workplace dialogs and provide the content manager with a consistent user experience. In this session, it is explained how to write apps for OpenCms 10. It is show what kind of configuration and extension points the new Workplace provides and how modules are created that extend the OpenCms user interface. It is also show how to migrate existing Workplace extensions to OpenCms 10.
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In his conference opening keynote session, the roadmap for OpenCms 10 will be layed out. It will also be explained how Alkacon is committed to further improving the stability of OpenCms 9.5.
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In this session, an overview is provided about the SOLR integration in OpenCms in general. The SOLR collector with the new <search /> tag available in 10 will be compared and best practices of using SOLR in OpenCms 9.5 and 10 will be provided.
OpenCms Days 2015 OCEE explained
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The Swiss Seismological Service (SED) at ETH Zurich is the official Swiss federal agency for seismic monitoring and earthquake information.
Real-time information about earthquakes is a challenge for a web content management system:
While typically few people are interested in seismic information, this changes fundamentally after a widely felt earthquake. Within 1-2 minutes after the event, several 100.000 people may want to get an official explanation of their perceptions, triggering huge and steep load peaks on the CMS.
At the same time automatic analysis results become available and are continuously updated over the next minutes. The challenge here is to setup cache updates, link persistence, and versioning.
Earthquakes can be damaging, also for server infrastructures and communication lines. This calls for off-site redundancy in both information generation and web publishing.
As Switzerland has multiple national languages, all content has to be presented in German, French, Italian and English.
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OpenCms Days 2015 Modern templates with nested containers
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En parallèle d'une fragmentation de l'audience sur de multiples terminaux, les entreprises, devenues digitales, ont développé leur offre de contenus (sites institutionnels, sites produits, sites événementiels, …).
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- 3. ● Widget-based web GUI framework ● Only requires writing server-side Java code to add new functionality ● UI actions trigger AJAX requests to the server ● UI is updated when response received 3 OpenCms Workplace with Vaadin
- 4. ● Why not GWT? ● No dynamic loading of new code ● Need to recompile everything for any change ● Slow compilation ● Vaadin is based on GWT, but ● Only need to recompile client code if you want to add new widgets which aren‘t composed of existing widgets 4 OpenCms Workplace with Vaadin
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- 6. <html> <body> <v-vertical-layout> <v-label>Hello world</v-label> <v-button _id="m_ok">OK</v-button> </v-vertical-layout> </body> </html> 6 Vaadin – Declarative layout
- 7. ● Live Demo Demo Demo Demo Demo Demo デモ Demo
- 8. ● For more documentation about Vaadin, see: https://vaadin.com/book 8 Vaadin Docs
- 9. ● Currently: ● Apps ● Context menu entries ● Not configured in opencms-*.xml files ● Instead: Plugins loaded from JARs ● Uses Java ServiceLoader API ● Avoids conflicts / problems when updating OpenCms ● Overridable (via ID & priority) 9 Workplace Extension Points
- 10. ●The API is not stable and likely to change until the final version 10 Warning!
- 11. 11 App Interfaces I_CmsWorkplaceAppConfiguration I_CmsWorkplaceApp I_CmsAppUIContext Paints widgets on Creates instance of Writes implementation Developer
- 12. ● Icon ● Opens dialog when clicked ● Title (localizable) ● ID ● Can override other app with same ID ● App dialog can also be opened directly by URL http://.../workplace#appid ● Order & Priority ● Category (currently only „Main“, „Legacy“) 12 App configuration class
- 13. ● Created by app configuration when user activates the app ● Respond to URI fragment changes ● onStateChange ● Make use of forward / back buttons in browser ● Example: current site & folder in explorer app ● Responsible for initializing the UI ● Use I_CmsAppUIContext for showing widgets in specific slots 13 App instance
- 14. App UI Context – Widget slots 14
- 15. ● Can use whole OpenCms API ● Get CmsObject for current user with A_CmsUI.getCmsObject() ● Change part of fragment after app ID with CmsAppWorkplaceUI.changeCurrentAppState(state) 15 API Access
- 16. ● Example: Git app ● Other apps currently hard-coded ● Using ServiceLoader mechanism to load app configurations: ● Compile your classes and put them in a JAR ● JAR needs to contain the following file with the class name(s) of your implementation(s): ● META-INF/services/org.opencms.ui.apps.I_CmsWorkplaceAppConfiguration ● Copy JAR to WEB-INF/lib folder of OpenCms instance, restart servlet container 16 Registering an app
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- 18. ● Live Demo Demo Demo Demo Demo Demo デモ Demo
- 19. ● Configure subclass of I_CmsContextMenuItemProvider ● Acts as factory for I_CmsContextMenuItem ● Difference from „old“ context menu configuration: ● No individual lists of menu options for each resource type ● But context menu items can choose for which resource types they should be displayed 19 Adding context menu items
- 20. ● Live Demo Demo Demo Demo Demo Demo デモ Demo
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- 22. ● Any Questions? Questions? Fragen? Questions ? Questiones? ¿Preguntas?質問
- 23. Georg Westenberger Alkacon Software GmbH http://www.alkacon.com http://www.opencms.org Thank you very much for your attention!