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Re: jqgrid

Paul DeBruicker
I've cc'd the Seaside list.  

I don't know much about the status of the jqGrid adaptor other than that it exists. I've never used it.  If it is missing functionality it likely won't be too hard to add by following the design of what's already there and asking questions on the Seaside list.  I'm saying that based on implementing a port for http://fullcalendar.io/. Once you get the gestalt of the jqGrid library it goes pretty fast.    


There is at least one person using the jqGird+Seaside library it in production. I'm not sure of the DB backend she uses. But I would guess that yes you could make what you want.  The tools are there and used, if the documentation is lacking.  If it were me I'd ask on the Seaside list as the combined experience of the list vastly outstrips mine.  


For Glorp you'd be well served to check on the Pharo or DBXTalk lists.  I also don't use it.  There is a convenient list archive/search site here: http://forum.world.st/  Theres a new project called Garage which seems to be an attempt to unify and update the DB interfaces.  

I realize I've pointed you to the lists more than a few times but they're really helpful and its better than asking one person alone.

Wish I could be more help.

Good luck

Paul



> On Jun 14, 2015, at 8:48 PM, Paul Davidowitz <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> Hi, regarding
> http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/seaside/2015-June/031811.html
> come to think of it, jqgrid itself looks fine (albeit not free).
> Question: Have all the jqgrid features in fact been ported? (Note that
> it's now officially called 'Guriddo jqGrid').
>
> Can I really create a robust secure mission-critical app with
> Pharo+Seaside+jqgrid+Postgres, and if so is there appropriate
> documentation (such as hooking up Postgres -- Glorp does not appear to
> well documented)?  (I used to be a heavy Smalltalker but lately have
> gotten into javascript.)
>
> The alternatives for me are either Angular2+Wijmo5 (javascript), or else
> Vaadin (java).
>
> Thanks,
> - Paul

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Re: jqgrid

Sabine Manaa
Hi,

I used jqGrid but I am currently removing it because I need a responsive solution.
jqGrid is not really responsive but there are a lot of customization options.

My Database is MongoDB.

Documentation of jqGrid at the trirand page is good with a lot of examples.
As far as I know no documentation at Seaside/Smalltalk <-> jqGrid side.

Regards 
Sabine

2015-06-15 6:46 GMT+02:00 Paul DeBruicker [via Smalltalk] <[hidden email]>:
I've cc'd the Seaside list.  

I don't know much about the status of the jqGrid adaptor other than that it exists. I've never used it.  If it is missing functionality it likely won't be too hard to add by following the design of what's already there and asking questions on the Seaside list.  I'm saying that based on implementing a port for http://fullcalendar.io/. Once you get the gestalt of the jqGrid library it goes pretty fast.    


There is at least one person using the jqGird+Seaside library it in production. I'm not sure of the DB backend she uses. But I would guess that yes you could make what you want.  The tools are there and used, if the documentation is lacking.  If it were me I'd ask on the Seaside list as the combined experience of the list vastly outstrips mine.  


For Glorp you'd be well served to check on the Pharo or DBXTalk lists.  I also don't use it.  There is a convenient list archive/search site here: http://forum.world.st/  Theres a new project called Garage which seems to be an attempt to unify and update the DB interfaces.  

I realize I've pointed you to the lists more than a few times but they're really helpful and its better than asking one person alone.

Wish I could be more help.

Good luck

Paul



> On Jun 14, 2015, at 8:48 PM, Paul Davidowitz <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> Hi, regarding
> http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/seaside/2015-June/031811.html
> come to think of it, jqgrid itself looks fine (albeit not free).
> Question: Have all the jqgrid features in fact been ported? (Note that
> it's now officially called 'Guriddo jqGrid').
>
> Can I really create a robust secure mission-critical app with
> Pharo+Seaside+jqgrid+Postgres, and if so is there appropriate
> documentation (such as hooking up Postgres -- Glorp does not appear to
> well documented)?  (I used to be a heavy Smalltalker but lately have
> gotten into javascript.)
>
> The alternatives for me are either Angular2+Wijmo5 (javascript), or else
> Vaadin (java).
>
> Thanks,
> - Paul
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Re: jqgrid

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> For Glorp you'd be well served to check on the Pharo or DBXTalk lists.  I
also
> don't use it.  There is a convenient list archive/search site here:
> http://forum.world.st/  Theres a new project called Garage which seems to
be
> an attempt to unify and update the DB interfaces.
>
Glorp is not well documented at all, I have found this tutorial to be of
some use
http://goo.gl/nwv6oL.

There are a few guides on installing Glorp in a Pharo 4 instance around.
They
mostly work as advertised.  Other persistence options that I have used are
Glorp-SQLLite and MongoDB.  All on a Windows 7 machine.

Good luck!!


Craig

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