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GettingStartedWeb
Getting started with SPSC web application (obsolete)
Featured PrerequisitesSPSC web application generates partial process trees in SVG format. You need to have SVG-compatible web-browser. Mozilla Firefox and Opera already support SVG. Internet Explorer doesn't provide support for SVG. In order to view SVG images with IE you need to install Adobe SVG Viewer plug in. UsageSPSC web application is hosted at http://pat.keldysh.ru:8180/spsc_web/spsc and already has some predefined samples:
Start playing with samples. SPSC produces residual program and partial process tree:
Also SPSC takes care about input correctness:
Advanced: Hosting SPSC web demonstrationSPSC web demonstration is powered by Scala Lift Web Framework and is distributed as Java Servlet web application packaged in ready-for-hot-deployment war file. Install servlet container with Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages support. SPSC requires support for Servlet v2.4 and JSP v2.0. Apache Tomcat v5.5 is a good choice. Download spcs_web_beta.zip from Downloads section. This archive contains just one file spsc_web.war. Place spsc_web.war in Tomcat webapps directory. That's all! Start Tomcat. SPSC will be available at http://localhost:{tomcat_port}/spsc_web. {tomcat_port} is 8080 by default but may vary depending on a way you install Tomcat. |
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Илья, добрый день.
Под Windows XP x64, Internet Explorer 6.0 я заметил следующее поведение Вашей демонстрации: -1- Не копируется - стандартно мышкой - текст из окна Вами выложенного примера. -2- Граф рисуется. И это место мне у Вас очень нравится, но под IE 6.0 прокрутка окна результата суперкомпиляции у меня не работает, и нижнюю часть графа, по этой причине мне посмотреть не удается.
С уважением, Андрей Немытых.
Andrei, thank you for your feedback.
I embed SVG in XHTML according to this standard: http://www.w3.org/TR/XHTMLplusMathMLplusSVG/
IE supports many standards in a very bad way. So I even "broke" correct xhtml with SVG pages so they can be displayed in IE. Really IE doesn't support SVG at all. And Adobe claimed that it stops support for SVG Viewer since Firefox 3 (currently in beta) has almost full support for SVG.
However, I tested this small web application against IE 6 and IE 7 under XP x32 and it works well.
I do not what is the reason for your issue. (Use Firefox :))