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==Qt Client== | ==Qt Client== | ||
* [[MultipleServerConnections]] - discusses modifications to the PSM API to support connections among multiple clients and servers. | |||
* [[Server Connections]] - discusses how clients interface with the PSM to allow for server disconnects/reconnects. | * [[Server Connections]] - discusses how clients interface with the PSM to allow for server disconnects/reconnects. | ||
* [[Modal Dialogs]] - how to (and how not to) implement modal dialogs in the Qt client. | * [[Modal Dialogs]] - how to (and how not to) implement modal dialogs in the Qt client. |
Revision as of 17:11, 1 December 2005
Overview
This page serves as the formal gathering place for discussions, documentation, and doodling related to ParaQ design. It's the final resting place for documents that may appear other places in the site (for example, on the page for a meeting, if the document was presented at that meeting).
Initial Design
- Design document, presented and discussed at the first ParQ summit.
- Crash Test Dummies - the modern-day equivalent of straw men.
- Secure Connections - discusses using SSL to secure forward and reverse connections, plus reconnects, etc.
Qt Client
- MultipleServerConnections - discusses modifications to the PSM API to support connections among multiple clients and servers.
- Server Connections - discusses how clients interface with the PSM to allow for server disconnects/reconnects.
- Modal Dialogs - how to (and how not to) implement modal dialogs in the Qt client.
- Remote File Browser API - proposed changes & additions to the current PSM API for remote file browsing.
- Screen Updates - a framework for handling screen updates that allows for a wide variety of update policies.
GUI
Scripting
Testing
- Early Testing Prototype - brief overview of the prototype testing implemented in the original "Hello, World" client.
- Testing Design - discusses the later, agreed-upon design for testing in the ParaQ client.