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Hi
We are implementing a container based on the PHP version.
We are going to do a streamlined version initially which just supports gadg=
et rendering and a minimum of people services and not any other service. We=
 will add services over time.
Even in the case of people services we are not implementing various things =
e.g.
SORT_ORDER topFriendsFILTER topFriendsFILTER_OPTIONS - that is additional c=
ustom filtering
in idSpec.GROUP_ID field - a custom group id.and NETWORK_DISTANCE
Can we just ignore these? E.g. if we get a value for NETWORK_DISTANCE can w=
e just treat it as 1 (first rank of friends) whatever it is rather than ret=
urn a not implemented of filtered:false message. Same with SORT_ORDER topFr=
iends. Since we don't have a concept of top friends on our site can we just=
 ignore this - as if it wasn't passed?
Would this be consistent with the spec?
Thanks
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Hi,

At the moment I'm learning a lot about the basics of Shindig and =
OpenSocial. The server side is quit clear to me. My problem is the =
client side. I'm not sure, which part of the architecture is responsible =
for the following functions:

- render the draggable widget
- render gadget configuration menus
- render 3-column style dashboard layouts for example

I did a quit long research, maybe I'm just searching for the completely =
wrong keywords... Which frameworks do you suggest for the functions =
above? Does Shindig offer any Libs or stuff like that for this stuff? =
Hopefully you understand my kind of weird question...

Best regards,

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Hi Simon
We're just building a 'dashboard' like site based on the PHP version of Shi=
ndig.
The gadget rendering is of course done by a call to the server. You can use=
 the metadata call to obtain metadata about the gadget such as its title to=
 help build the 'chrome' around the gadget. We are doing this on the server=
 and building the dashboard page there. This approach is like the example s=
ite partuza.nl. And different from the sample container which comes with Sh=
indig where the meta data call and the rendering of the iframe is made from=
 the client.
The draggableness is up to you. We are using jQuery UI sortable with the po=
rtlets option to get the effect of moving widgets around the page. We're al=
so using 960.gs to define the layout.
What has helped us a lot is the code from partuza. Especially two files: ga=
dget\gadget.php and application\models\applications.php which show making a=
 rest call to get metadata=2C building a security token=2C swapping in cust=
om user preferences and building the 'chrome' around the gadget.=20
It doesn't show how to make widgets draggable - but you can easily merge th=
at with something like jQuery sortable for that.
HTH
Justin





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Hi
Has anyone got these to work?
I'm trying things like:
var param =3D {}=3B    param[opensocial.DataRequest.PeopleRequestFields.FIL=
TER_OPTIONS] =3D {'string': 'test'}=3B
req.add(req.newFetchPeopleRequest(idSpec=2Cparam)=2C "get_friends")=3B
but filterOptions does not turn up in my JSON added to the request object.
Can anyone advise?
With thanks
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Hi
This may be a very silly question but...
I have two gadgets one with an XML declaration as UTF-8 and the other as is=
o-8859-1. Both have the ModulePreds title set to I=F1t=EBrn=E2ti=F4n=E0liz=
=E6ti=F8n. Both files are correctly saved - as UTF-8 and iso-8859-1 respect=
ively.
In the case of the the UTF-8 one the metadata service returns the title wit=
h all the non-asci characters encoded as html unicode points e.g. \u00f8.
In the case of the iso-88590-1 the metadata service returns Itrntinliztin -=
 that is the title with the non-asci characters simply stripped out.
Does this mean that Shindig / the Gadgets spec simply does not support char=
acter encodings other than UTF-8? The google docs say "Gadgets are specifie=
d in XML. The first line is the standard way to start an XML file." - givin=
g a UTF-8 example. But this does not answer the question.
Thanks
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2010 22:41:20 -0300
From: "Charles F. Munat" <elliottmatthew@example.net>
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Subject: Can't get samples working in Tomcat6
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Hi,

I'm on Mac Snow Leopard. I installed Apache Tomact 6.0.28 from MacPorts. 
I deleted the ROOT directory, downloaded 
shindig-server-1.1-BETA5-incubating.war, renamed it ROOT.war, and copied 
it into the webapps directory. I restarted Tomcat and it unpacked the WAR.

Tomcat responds on localhost:8080, but I get a 404 no matter what URL I 
try. For example,

http://localhost:8080/social/rest/people/john.doe

Yields a 404.

I have tried this several different times in different ways, even 
uninstalling, cleaning, and reinstalling Tomcat, as well as trying to 
deploy via the Tomcat Manager with a shindig context, and nothing works. 
When I used the Tomcat Manager, it would deploy and unpack the WAR, but 
failed to start. I can find nothing in the logs. Very strange.

Is there a step I'm missing? Has anyone else encountered a similar 
problem? I'd really like to get the sample app up and running.

Also, is there a way to search the mailing list archives other than by 
using Google? If so, Apache has hidden it pretty well. I can't find it.

TIA,

Chas.


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