#Silverspoon Camel Routes Visualizator
Originally a school project for #PB138(Modern markup languages) seminar at Faculty of Informatics at Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic
##Table of contents
- Summary
- [Installation] (#installation)
- [Documentation] (#documentation)
- [Team] (#team)
- [Lecturers] (#lecturers)
##Summary
Our task in this project is to develop a web application, which uses the Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT) to transform [Apache Camel Routes] (http://camel.apache.org/routes.html), written in an .xml
file, into a .svg
picture.
Eventually, the produced picture will be shown on a webpage.
This transformation should cover the needs of the [Silverspoon.io project] (https://silverspoon.io).
The application is currently running in the cloud. You can find a link to it in project's wiki.
If you want to build the application by yourself, or change some stuff, proceed to [Installation] (#installation).
##Installation
If you want to build the application by yourself feel free to do so by using your favorite Maven-supporting IDE. Remember to use the Apache Tomcat as your web server.
- Download the sources. To do this, just press the
Download ZIP
button on the right side. - Extract downloaded file.
- Open the
.pom
file from project's directory in your IDE. - Configure the tomcat server, especially the
CATALINA_BASE
location. - Build and run the project.
##Documentation
The javadoc can be found in directory documentation
.
The detailed documentation, with the description of every single thing in application and pictures, as well, can be found on our [wiki pages] (https://github.com/maroselo/visualizator/wiki).
##Team
- [Maroš Šeleng] (https://github.com/maroselo) developer & team leader
- [Jaroslav Bončo] (https://github.com/jarkojefamozny) developer
- [Jan Grundmann] (https://github.com/jangrundmann) developer
- [Adam Vondráček] (https://github.com/Adam144) developer
##Lecturers
- [Filip Nguyen] (https://github.com/nguyenfilip)
- [Tomáš Pitner] (https://github.com/tpitner)
- [Luděk Bártek] (https://github.com/ludekbartek)
- [Adam Rambousek] (https://github.com/rambousek)