Difference between revisions of "Developer's Guide"
From Gcube Wiki
m (→Components Programming Reference: Functionality-oriented View) |
m |
||
| Line 7: | Line 7: | ||
* Those who want to reuse the code – Programmers who will use gCube’s libraries to build their own tools, without need to access the source code. | * Those who want to reuse the code – Programmers who will use gCube’s libraries to build their own tools, without need to access the source code. | ||
* Those who want to modify/extend the source code – Programmers who will use the platforms source code to enhance it, correct it, adapt it to different environments and applications domains. | * Those who want to modify/extend the source code – Programmers who will use the platforms source code to enhance it, correct it, adapt it to different environments and applications domains. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The Guide is organised as follows. | ||
| + | [[#Overview | Overview]] provides the developer with a general summary of the gCube technology. | ||
| + | [[#How-tos | How-to]] provides the developer with pragmatic, detailed and practical advice on gCube technology. | ||
| + | Components Programming Reference Sections provide the developer with a detailed description of the gCube constituents organising them according to a [[#Components Programming Reference: Functionality-oriented View | Functionality-oriented View]] and a | ||
| + | [[#Components Programming Reference: Data-typology-oriented View | Data-typology-oriented View]]. | ||
<!-- OLD VERSION - PRE July 2013 | <!-- OLD VERSION - PRE July 2013 | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 23 July 2013
Documents technical-oriented information that will help developers further extend and exploit gCube’s source code. The document will target two classes of programmers:
- Those who want to reuse the code – Programmers who will use gCube’s libraries to build their own tools, without need to access the source code.
- Those who want to modify/extend the source code – Programmers who will use the platforms source code to enhance it, correct it, adapt it to different environments and applications domains.
The Guide is organised as follows. Overview provides the developer with a general summary of the gCube technology. How-to provides the developer with pragmatic, detailed and practical advice on gCube technology. Components Programming Reference Sections provide the developer with a detailed description of the gCube constituents organising them according to a Functionality-oriented View and a Data-typology-oriented View.
Overview
How-tos
- How to develop a gCube Component
- How to develop a gCube Portlet
- How to interface with a gCube-based Infrastructure (a.k.a. Featherweight Stack Client)
- How to interface with a gCube-based Infrastructure (a.k.a. the gCube Client Libraries Framework)
- How-to implement algorithms for the Statistical Manager
- How-to integrate legacy applications and offer them via WPS
Components Programming Reference: Functionality-oriented View
- Core-facilities
- Data Infrastructure Management Facilities
- Data Infrastructure Policy-oriented Security Facilities
- Workflow Management Facilities
- Data Management Facilities
- Data Access and Storage Facilities
- Data Transfer Facilities
- Data Assessment, Harmonisation, and Certification Facilities
- Data Consumption Facilities
- Data Retrieval Facilities
- Data Manipulation Facilities
- Data Mining Facilities
- Data Visualisation Facilities
- Semantic Data Analysis Facilities
