Learn about the Google Wave Federation Protocol and get involved
GraphyBy: Elliott Slaughter - Aug 11, 2009*Note: Graphy is looking for a new maintainer. Please see the project page (http://code.google.com/p/graph-wave/) if you are interested.* Graphy extends Google Wave with the ability to collaborate on flow charts and graphs. Graphy searches for a marker (#!dot) at the top of a blip, and when found, adds a gadget to the bottom of the blip which presents an image of the graph. Graph edges are expressed with simple statements like a -> b Shows robot/gadget interaction. The robot watches blips for edits and uses a 3rd-party server to generate images in SVG format. The gadget is responsible for displaying the graph and switching between views.
Robot Address: graph-wave@appspot.com
APIs: Robots, Gadgets Languages: Java, JavaScript |
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BUG
WebDot Error: failure to create cache directory: /var/cache/webdot/graph-wave.appspot.com/data/source/249005.gv
WebDot Error:
WebDot Error: failure to create cache directory: /var/cache/webdot/graph-wave.appspot.com/data/source/202618.gv
Are you kidding?
I don't mean to troll, but... are you seriously suggesting that the "best practice" for Robot / Gadget interaction is for the robot search for blips (not even document change events from interacting with the gadget) and then delete the gadget and push an entirely new gadget into the wave? What? what? what? O_o I heard, the API for interacting directly with the gadget just hasn't been completed yet... see: http://groups.google.com/group/google-wave-api/browse_thread/thread/8b4cc03c91800bad?pli=1
We reviewed your Google Wave Robot
We added you to our Top 11 Google Wave Robots for the enterprise. http://www.seekomega.com/2009/09/top-11-google-wave-robots-for.html