Fusebox Unity?

Posted At : August 11, 2006 5:26 AM
Related Categories: Fusebox,Model-Glue

I am preparing a presentation on both Fusebox and Model-Glue. The most current version of Model-Glue is called Unity. In this version Joe Rinehart has added ColdSpring and Reactor into the Model-Glue framework.

One of the neat features of fusebox is the notion of lexicons. Lexicons let you add your own tags or verbs to the framework.

I was reading on MXNA that Dope Fly has some downloads that will let you add ColdSpring and Reactor Lexicons to Fusebox. Pretty Cool.

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Sean Corfield's Gravatar Just to be clear, ColdSpring and Reactor are not actually part of Model-Glue: Unity - MG:U simply relies on CS and R being installed in order to run (well, it requires CS for the core - it only requires R if you try to use "Generic Data Messages" or scaffolding). MG:U beta had a copy of R in the distro just to make this easier since R was changing quite a lot at the time and finding a stable, compatible build that worked with MG:U was a bit hard. Nowadays, you can just pull the latest from SVN for both MG:U and R and be up and running (CS lives under CVS).

For the Fusebox lexicons, you still need to download and install CS and R but the lexicons make them easier to use in your circuit XML files.

Looking forward to your presentation!
# Posted By Sean Corfield | 8/12/06 5:31 PM
David Fekke's Gravatar Point taken. Thanks for the clarification Sean.

David
# Posted By David Fekke | 8/13/06 9:24 PM
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