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- Kludged JO file
- Start up Wired via jnlp file and pass in the *.ior located in Gleam's cmt directory.
- Tony points out it would be better to start up Wired via:
javaws http://glast-ground.slac.stanford.edu/DataPortalWired/wired4.jnlp?folder=39684091 - This will download a new version of Wired if the one on the system is not up to date
Also requires that javaws be in the PATH.
- Tony points out it would be better to start up Wired via:
Leon has provided merit display by adding a widget in the event display that when clicked will provide the ntuple variable contents.
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- Next event speed issues
- Provide text box to input run id / event id to load random events
- Provide text box and interface to FluxSvc as Fred does to modify source used for simulation
- Provide point coordinates as the old old GUI does
- Should be possible at least for standard views
- Provide link to updated Wired that Tracy is now using and info concerning missing plug-in that had to be installed
- Includes instance tree - but that still needs to be populated for Gleam?
- Provide reasonable way to fire up Wired from Gleam using appropriate JO settings
- Allow replay of events
- Turn off assumption that network is required to read in events
- Update wired to allow input ior file
Wired Concerns
1) It is very very slow
2) It does not support random event access from the controls on the interface
3) The interface for displaying properties of objects is somewhat cumbersome, also not clear how to associated objects
4) Myriad annoyances, e.g. it doesn't seem to ever remember the last folder I visited for opening the hepeventserver.ior file to connect to Gleam.
5) ... unfortunately, a few items I managed to forget before going back to Fred.
I think speed is a show stopper for me.
Also, I don't understand how we simpletons can find and play with the plugins for Fermi ehancements?