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OS.bee is not a RCP application but renders on browsers as a web application using the [https://vaadin.com/ Vaadin framework]. To achieve this, a bridging framework works between the E4 application model and Vaadin. The framework is called [http://semanticsoft.github.io/vaaclipse/ Vaaclipse]. | OS.bee is not a RCP application but renders on browsers as a web application using the [https://vaadin.com/ Vaadin framework]. To achieve this, a bridging framework works between the E4 application model and Vaadin. The framework is called [http://semanticsoft.github.io/vaaclipse/ Vaaclipse]. | ||
[[File:E4browser.png|center|frame|''Figure 2: OS.bee E4 application model in a browser.'']] | [[File:E4browser.png|center|frame|''Figure 2: OS.bee E4 application model in a browser.'']] | ||
| + | The shown "Foodmart" example is based on [https://mondrian.pentaho.com/documentation/installation.php Pentaho's Mondrian] scheme and data. | ||
Revision as of 09:18, 19 October 2017
Description
OS.bee acts like an Eclipse 4 application, therefore the foundation is the E4 application model.
Figure 1: E4 application model.
OS.bee is not a RCP application but renders on browsers as a web application using the Vaadin framework. To achieve this, a bridging framework works between the E4 application model and Vaadin. The framework is called Vaaclipse.
Figure 2: OS.bee E4 application model in a browser.
The shown "Foodmart" example is based on Pentaho's Mondrian scheme and data.
