http://innomatic.org/wiki/ 2009-05-07T13:04:31+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/ http://innomatic.org/wiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-03-23T17:49:06+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/appcentral?rev=1237826946&do=diff AppCentral is the marketplace and central repository for Innomatic based applications. You can access AppCentral from the Applications panel inside Innomatic control panel, after configuring a dedicated Web Service account. Setting up AppCentral First of all you need a web services account to access the AppCentral repository. The account creation is a manual process by now, just ask for your account writing an email to Alex Pagnoni. text/html 2009-03-23T18:38:25+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/applications_and_domains?rev=1237829905&do=diff This graph shows the relations between the Root Container, the Innomatic Container, the Domains, the Applications and the Web Apps. Innomatic Applications An Innomatic Application is an application deployed inside the Innomatic Web App by the Innomatic administrator. Innomatic Applications may define dependencies with other Applications. Once installed, an Innomatic Application is not useful if it is not enabled to one or more Domains, with the exception of Applications enhancing in some wa… text/html 2009-05-06T11:46:41+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/applications_development?rev=1241603201&do=diff If you need help developing your application, you can post a message in the "Building applications" forum. Components * What are components and component types * Innomatic predefined component types * Creating new component types * Overriding applications components text/html 2009-03-26T09:11:07+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/changing_domain_configuration?rev=1238055067&do=diff text/html 2009-04-26T16:41:25+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/coding_guidelines?rev=1240756885&do=diff Innomatic adopts the Zend Coding Standard, with little modifications only. Contributors should adhere to this standard. Innomatic continuous integration infrastructure checks the adherence to the Zend Coding Standard with PHP_CodeSniffer. Since Innomatic development started in 1999 and various, better coding standard were adopted in the years, you can find a mix of different styles inside Innomatic code. The core development team is involved in a continuous effort to improve the coding style a… text/html 2009-04-26T16:50:20+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/continuous_integration?rev=1240757420&do=diff Innomatic quality assurance is based on a continuous integration infrastructure taking care of automatic unit testing execution, code sniffing, API documentation and packages building. Innomatic project has adopted phpUnderControl for its continuous integration infrastructure. text/html 2009-05-06T11:46:04+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/core_development?rev=1241603164&do=diff If you need help developing Innomatic core code, you can post a message in the "Core development" forum. * Roadmap * Coding Guidelines * Continuous Integration * Innomatic API text/html 2009-03-26T09:03:56+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/create_a_new_domain?rev=1238054636&do=diff text/html 2009-03-27T15:12:36+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/creating_a_new_domain?rev=1238163156&do=diff Configuring Domain public webapp When you create a new domain in the Innomatic Control Panel, a webapp folder for that domain will be created in the first level Innomatic folder (“innomatic”) aside the Innomatic webapp (“innomatic/innomatic”). You should create a virtual host for each webapp directory, if the domain is meant to have a public webapp other than the domain desktop inside Innomatic. text/html 2009-03-31T17:10:06+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/desktop?rev=1238512206&do=diff The Innomatic Web App uses a particular set of Web App Handlers in order to provide a special web user authenticated interface called “Innomatic Desktop”, especially suitable for administrative type applications but not meant to be used as a public, standard web site or portal. text/html 2009-04-04T18:46:17+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/differences_from_other_php_frameworks?rev=1238863577&do=diff First of all: Innomatic is not (only) a PHP framework. Also, it is not a CMS by itself (while CMS features can be provided by Innomatic applications). So you can’t directly compare Innomatic with frameworks such as Symfony, CakePHP, Zend Framework and so on, which are very good, first class PHP frameworks; nor Innomatic wants to compete with them. Instead, you can use and integrate your favourite framework with Innomatic, if the ones provided by Innomatic are not a good fit for your requirement… text/html 2009-03-26T09:12:06+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/disabling_a_domain?rev=1238055126&do=diff text/html 2009-03-23T10:20:19+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/download?rev=1237800019&do=diff Innomatic 5.0 Release Candidate 1 (2009-03-21) innomatic-5.0-RC1.tgz text/html 2009-03-26T09:09:58+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/enabling_applications_to_a_domain?rev=1238054998&do=diff text/html 2009-03-23T18:21:51+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/innomatic_architecture?rev=1237828911&do=diff Framework organization This graph displays the platform internal organization and packages, from the lowest level to the higher one. It doesn't show the applications and domains organization and relations, shown in the following graphs. text/html 2009-03-27T16:38:46+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/innomatic_predefined_component_types?rev=1238168326&do=diff Component type Class name Function Components Component ComponentComponent Meta component for defining other components Classes Class ClassComponent PHP code class file Library LibraryComponent PHP code library file (deprecated) Domains Domain group DomaingroupComponent Domain desktop panels group Domain panel DomainpanelComponent Domain desktop panel Domain settings DomainsettingsComponent Domain setting Domain table DomaintableComponent Domain database table Co… text/html 2009-03-27T14:37:25+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/install_and_upgrade_applications?rev=1238161045&do=diff Applications can be deployed and upgraded in two ways: * with AppCentral * manually from inside Innomatic applications panel Application installation troubleshooting Q. Innomatic hangs after the installation or upgrade of a application. A. The installation/upgrade process has been interrupted and the lock file WEB-INF/temp/upgrading_system has not been removed. Remove it accessing [Innomatic Web URL]/root/unlock from your browser. text/html 2009-03-31T15:36:21+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/installation?rev=1238506581&do=diff Unpack the Innomatic archive, a folder named “innomatic” will be created. Inside this folder, you'll find an index.php file and another “innomatic” folder (“innomatic/innomatic”), that is the real public folder for Innomatic. The index.php file is not a real public Web file, it is the common receiver for the public webapps. If the first level Innomatic directory is left Web publicly available, the index.php file will redirect the browser to “innomatic” subfolder. text/html 2009-03-27T14:54:14+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/installing_and_upgrading_innomatic?rev=1238162054&do=diff * Requirements * Installation * Upgrade text/html 2009-04-25T23:46:16+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/main_features?rev=1240695976&do=diff * Web interface. The first standard Innomatic interface is the web administration system. * Web services interface. The platform provides a powerful interface for XmlRpc web services calls. * Centralized customers/sites administration. Creation, editing and remotion of the customer profiles/sites can be done through a single interface. * Centralized applications administration. Installation, update and remotion of the applications is done through a single interface. * Extensibility of p… text/html 2009-03-27T14:54:39+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/managing_applications?rev=1238162079&do=diff * Install and upgrade applications text/html 2009-03-27T14:54:58+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/managing_domains?rev=1238162098&do=diff * Creating a new domain * Changing domain configuration * Enabling applications to a domain * Disabling a domain text/html 2009-03-27T14:55:13+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/managing_web_services?rev=1238162113&do=diff * Web Service profiles * Web Service users * Web Service accounts text/html 2009-03-27T14:52:17+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/override?rev=1238161937&do=diff The override system provides the possibility for an application to change the behaviour of another Innomatic application without changing the other application files. This solves a great problem when a client wants a customized version of an application when using the platform in ASP edition shared with other customers: the normal procedure is to change the application itself sharing the changes with all other domains and in some cases this is not possible since the changes are too customer-cent… text/html 2009-03-21T15:07:10+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/requirements?rev=1237644430&do=diff Serverside: * A web server with PHP >= 5.1 * PHP files upload support enabled * MySQL or PostgreSQL * PHP support for MySQL or PostgreSQL * PHP extensions: zlib * Optional PHP extensions: Curl, PCNTL, POSIX Clientside: * A modern web browser with HTML 4.0 and CSS support text/html 2009-03-21T16:00:19+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/roadmap?rev=1237647619&do=diff This is the current roadmap for Innomatic next versions as a mind map (requires Flash to be viewed): text/html 2009-03-23T18:24:48+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/root_container?rev=1237829088&do=diff The base of the system is the Root Container, that is the root directory of a Innomatic installation. It also contains the “index.php” receiver file, that instantiates the Root Container and starts the right Web App. The receiver is not a WWW public file, nor is the Root Container directory; it must be included by each Web App own index.php file instead. text/html 2009-03-31T17:12:05+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/screenshots?rev=1238512325&do=diff Control Panel Applications Domains Web Services Domain Desktop Examples of some applications based on Innomatic, inside the Domain Desktop (the user desktop): text/html 2009-04-02T16:29:54+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/start?rev=1238682594&do=diff Welcome to the technical wiki for Innomatic developers and system administrators. Getting Started with Innomatic * What is Innomatic * Differences from other PHP frameworks * Main features * Screenshots * Requirements * Download * Installation * Upgrade * Understanding Innomatic text/html 2009-03-23T18:22:57+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/understanding_innomatic?rev=1237828977&do=diff * Root Container * Applications and Domains * Web Apps * Desktop * Innomatic Architecture text/html 2009-03-27T14:06:48+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/upgrade?rev=1238159208&do=diff You must upgrade Innomatic using the Applications panel in the Innomatic Control Panel Web interface. Please use AppCentral to obtain a newer version or manually upload the Innomatic archive file in the Applications panel just as if you were installing or upgrading a Innomatic application. text/html 2009-03-31T14:37:58+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/web_apps?rev=1238503078&do=diff Each directory inside the Root Container is a Web App, that is a set of files that, through the Web Application Server, are served to the web users. Web Apps are handled by the Web App Handlers. Each Web App must have a web.xml file defining the mappings between the HTTP requests and the Web App Handlers (a Web App may use more than a Web App Handler, eg. one for AJAX requests, one for standard requests, etc.). text/html 2009-03-23T17:45:40+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/web_service_accounts?rev=1237826740&do=diff Web services accounts inside Innomatic are accounts to external XML-RPC based Web Services, such as other Innomatic installations web services interface. How to create a new Web Service account Enter the Innomatic Control Panel and then launch the “Web Services” panel. Click in the “Accounts” button to get an overview of the available accounts. text/html 2009-04-25T23:45:55+02:00 http://innomatic.org/wiki/what_is_innomatic?rev=1240695955&do=diff Innomatic is an open source, mature and easy to use distributed Web applications container developed by Innoteam, particularly oriented towards administrative and business applications, featuring multiple frameworks. It is suitable as an Internet/Intranet development and deployment system. It has a very strong modular architecture and allows very fast deployment of web based solutions.