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visualization scratch pad #1
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…red uses an invisible cluster to line things up
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visio diagram XSD added but not implemented, as well as minor bugfixes, |
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… master # By Jim Northrup (30) and Northrup, James (jn218y) (8) # Via Jim Northrup (4) and Northrup, James (jn218y) (2) * commit 'c52066f1b25888c422bd1b7d32c91dca4b9de9fc': (38 commits) adding the stubs for policy decomposition into camel removing groovy/spring/camel plugins allows autovalue to publish target/generated-sources checking in wierdness with autovalue tease in new shapes hawtio and camel maven plugins inserted as placeholders add missing files regenerate and fix policyviz for updated styles add alpha, HSV to dotml color patterns, and refresh the styles regenerate * fixed links to advice * added the rest of the existing shapes from DOT * preapring to merge a dotml-1.4.1 update from external sources improve the color optoins for dotml some non-viable start towards graphml. at least in git if only temporarily retained in the project. rev graphml policyviz made into a executable jar assembly #1 demo -- variable definition parse the adviceExpressions edge line tweaks checkpoint - strings the bottoms of the targets graphml proxies updated #1 on github with current progress -- each target being rendered uses an invisible cluster to line things up ...
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for the purposes of refining the object proxies and generating the primitives peculiar to xacml, a dot visualization is seen as a cheap introduction to the codebase.
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