News
2009
- Oct, 16 - Removed Rails installation files from the basic HyperDE distribution. Now the Rails version (currently 2.3.4) is defined in RAILS_GEM_VERSION in config/environment.rb. HowToInstall was updated.
- Oct, 16 - Implemented the HyperdeMailer class - see Send email from HyperDE.
- Aug, 24 - Changeset [113] updated HyperDE to be compatible with Rails 2.3.3, and it now also runs in jRuby with Glassfish - see How to run using jRuby and Glassfish.
- Oct. 15 - Existing applications must be changed to follow the Rails 2.3 API syntax - see HyperDE changes for Rails 2.3.
2008
- Oct, 8 - Changeset [99] removed default html from applications navigation. From now any html should be provided by the application, meaning that views with the full html must exist on application’s repository. Changeset [102] created views that reproduce the same default html from version HyperDE 1.0.x. Repositories from 1.0.x must declare default views. For more information see CreatingDefaultViewsOnApplication.
- Sep, 11 – Changeset [97] is the HyperDE version 1.0.0 release. This release has been made to tag a stable distribution of HyperDE. Main development changes are going to be made on subversion’s trunk directory. These changes are not compromised to be backward compatible and may lead to instable versions. Any bug correction or minor changes over version 1.0.x are going to be made on the directory branches/hyperde-1.0. For more details see RepositoryLayout.
2007
- Jun, 12 - The latest changeset [92] fixes the application start-up sequence. It also removes the meta-toolbar when in production mode (for that, start with 'script/server -e production'). Changeset [93] also removes the pre-compiled versions of the RJB library (as well as the auto-install code) since this library is now packaged as a gem, so it is more reliable to install it via 'gem install rjb'. The system also warns you when the JAVA_HOME is not set correctly. See HowToInstall for more details.
- Jan, 8 - Greatly simplified repository configuration - take a look at: [91]. Now, just drop your .rdf file into the db/ directory and you're good to go.
2006
- Aug 23 - A running version of the demo site can be accessed at http://server2.tecweb.inf.puc-rio.br:8000/hyperde/, choose "LabSite Demo" Reposistory, use "guest" without password as username.
- Aug 2nd - Changeset [82] fixed a bug that would cause incorrect passing of parameters to some indexes.
- Jul 21st - Changeset [75] fixes a serious bug that caused database corruption when international characters were used on the application. Recommended update for everyone, specially if you got error messages complaining about "iconv" issues. Note that if your database got corrupted by invalid characters previous to this fix, you'll have to open the .rdf file and remove all invalid characters manually. Sorry about that.
- Jun 5th - Changeset [69] now allows you to pass the repository as a parameter to console, import and export scripts. No more database.yml tweaking when switching between repositories.
- May 16th - HyperDE has received a "face-lift". Please update your working copies from our Subversion repository to get some half-dozen worthy bugfixes. (check [67] and the Timeline for details)
- May 15th - A first version of a Tutorial is available. Please send comments and suggestions to
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- May 13th - If you need help with the various expressions used in defining HyperDE model elements, look at the CookBook.
- May, 9th - Restricted access structures (contexts and indexes) can now be defined in HyperDE. See [62] for details.
- May, 9th - HyperDE runs on Intel-based Mac OS X. See HowToInstall page.
- Mar, 31st - HyperDE now runs "out-of-the-box" on both Ruby 1.8.2 and the latest Ruby 1.8.4 on the Windows platform - see [53].
- Mar, 31st - IMPORTANT''' Due to spam, we are now requiring registration to enter any data in this site. If you want to contribute, please send email to
and we will set up an account for you.
- Mar, 31st - Updated to stable Rails 1.1 and added some integration testing goodies - see [51] for details.
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What is HyperDE
HyperDE (MVC framework and development environment for semantic web applications) is a combination of a MVC framework (built upon Ruby on Rails) and a development environment for creating semantic web prototype applications.
HyperDE was built as the implementation task for the master thesis of Demetrius Nunes and its modeling and process theory is based upon the Object-Oriented Hypermedia Design Method (OOHDM) and the Semantic Hypermedia Design Method(SHDM).
HyperDE is now a open-souce project. The latest version of the complete source code for the main trunk can be retrieved from its subversion repository at http://server2.tecweb.inf.puc-rio.br:8000/svn/hyperde/trunk. If you prefer, you can download archived versions from DownloadArchives.
Starting points
- Requirements and installation guide at HowToInstall, and how to configure Sesame in BasicSesameConfiguration. An example database is included.
- A Tutorial with screen dumps explains the basics of HyperDE using the example database included in the BasicSesameConfiguration page
- Utility functions available at UtilityScripts
- HowTOs and examples at CookBook
- Development roadmap at DevelopmentRoadmap?
- How to contribute at HowToContribute?
- Logo design for the project at ProjectLogo?
- The Ruby language at http://www.ruby-lang.org
- The Ruby on Rails Framework at http://www.rubyonrails.com/
- You can download the final thesis Powerpoint presentation (in Portuguese) from http://server2.tecweb.inf.puc-rio.br:8000/projects/hyperde/trac.cgi/file/trunk/doc/HyperDE.ppt
- You can download the current thesis dissertation (in Portuguese) from http://server2.tecweb.inf.puc-rio.br:8000/projects/hyperde/trac.cgi/file/trunk/doc/TeseHyperDE_defesa.doc
- A nice Subversion client for Windows is TortoiseSVN: http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
How to use this Wiki
Please, use the TRAC workspace as the main communication tool for documenting the project (thru the wiki), reporting bugs and requesting features (thru the ticket system) and for following the project development (thru the roadmap and timeline). For information on how to use TRAC, see the links below.
- TracGuide -- Built-in Documentation
- The Trac project -- Trac Open Source Project
- Trac FAQ -- Frequently Asked Questions
- TracSupport -- Trac Support
For a complete list of local wiki pages, see TitleIndex...
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