It seems like a good idea to show Bob something. I also think it's a
good idea to show both conceptual progress and coding progress. When I
sit back and look at how the definitions of all models have come along,
I think we are much better at understanding these models. The question
is, how to we show conceptual progress? Along with the demo? Separately?
Perhaps we can recap the talk to be give at NRaD for Bob as well, but
make it more interactive so he can questions our connections to people
in the HCI initiatives.
So showing the document html is definitely good.
>
> The demo would consist of the following programs, all talking together using
> Corba:
> 1- model server.
This one we can do.
> 2- browser: connects to the model-server and browses its objects.
I guess this's okay too.
> 3- MTF reader: a small program that takes as input the name of an MTF file,
> connects to the model server, and tells it to read the MTF file.
> 4- Attribute changer: a small program that takes the name of an object, the
> name of an attribute and a value, and tells the model server to set the
> value of the attribute. We might need several of these programs: set, add,
> clear, and one of each for each type.
>
We can do 3 & 4 together. Try to shoot for it and if it works, fine, if
not, fine. Do 3 & 4 while 2 is still running...I suppose.
Let's all go for it.
--Noi