TerraLib and TerraView Wiki Page

Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

Link to this comparison view

Next revision
Previous revision
wiki:designimplementation [2014/04/11 11:12]
marisa created
wiki:designimplementation [2014/09/10 11:45] (current)
gribeiro [Plugin]
Line 9: Line 9:
  
  
-==== Color ==== +==== Bindings ​==== 
-  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​color|Color]] //<color red> ​UNDER DEVELOPMENT ​</​color>//​+  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​bindings:​Java|Java]] ** UNDER DEVELOPMENT ​**
  
 +==== Cellular Spaces ====
 +  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​cellspace:​intro|Concept]] ** UNDER DEVELOPMENT **
 +  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​cellspace:​requirements|Requirements]] ** UNDER DEVELOPMENT **
 +  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​cellspace:​datamodel|Data Model]] ** UNDER DEVELOPMENT **
 +  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​cellspace:​api|API]] ** UNDER DEVELOPMENT **
 +  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​cellspace:​components|Qt Widgets]] ** UNDER DEVELOPMENT **
 +  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​cellspace:​schedule|Schedule]] ** UNDER DEVELOPMENT **
 +==== Color ====
 +  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​color|Color]] ** UNDER DEVELOPMENT **
  
 ==== Common ==== ==== Common ====
Line 105: Line 114:
  
 ==== Metadata ====  ==== Metadata ==== 
-<color red> ​This module as well as its documentation are  under construction ​</​color>​+This module as well as its documentation are  under construction
  
     * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​metadata|Visão Geral]]     * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​metadata|Visão Geral]]
Line 122: Line 131:
 ==== Plugin ==== ==== Plugin ====
  
-TerraLib comes with a simple framework to help in dynamic module management. It provides support for the startup and shutdown of modules loaded at run time, like DLLs, Shared Objects (SO) or scripts written in Lua, JavaScript, PHP, Python ​or any other supported language. See the section below for a deep discussion about this module.+TerraLib comes with a simple framework to help in dynamic module management. It provides support for the startup and shutdown of modules loaded at run time. These modules loaded at runtime are hereafter called plugins. A plugin is just a thin wrapper for a component that allows it to be loaded dynamically. For C++ this means DLLs, Shared Objects (SO), Dynamic Libraries (DYLIB) or even scripts written in Lua, or any other supported language. See the section below for a deep discussion about this module.
   * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​plugin|Overview of TerraLib Plugin Architecture]]   * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​plugin|Overview of TerraLib Plugin Architecture]]
- 
 ==== Qt ====  ==== Qt ==== 
  
Line 220: Line 228:
   * **[[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​tools:​pb|Plugin Builder]]:​** an application that helps to create new TerraLib plugins.   * **[[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​tools:​pb|Plugin Builder]]:​** an application that helps to create new TerraLib plugins.
  
-==== Tools Integration ====  
-  * [[:​wiki:​designimplementation:​toolsintegration:​oracle:​mapviewer|Oracle MapViewer]] 
  
 ==== Vector Processing ====  ==== Vector Processing ====