Wookie

1. Features

1.1. W3C Specs (or) Extended by google wave or opensocial

1.2. Provides REST API to manage widgets

1.3. Connector framework to create widget instances

1.4. Wookie Parser to extract W3C widget

2. Installation

2.1. 1) Standalone (Preconfigured with jetty and derby

2.2. 2) WAR file (Can be deployed with any server and database

3. Configuration Files

3.1. users.properties

3.1.1. username and the password

3.2. widgetserver.properties

3.2.1. Email server configuration

3.2.2. Widget deployment settings Ex. Folder in which deploy the widget

3.2.3. System proxy settings

3.2.4. JPA Class name setting

3.3. roles.properties

3.3.1. username and role

3.4. keys file

3.4.1. API Key

4. Plugin

4.1. Wookie connector framework

4.1.1. CSharp, JAVA, JS, PHP, Python, Ruby

4.2. Elgg, Drupal, LAMS, Moodle, Wordpress

5. W3C widgets

5.1. Widget creation

5.2. widget Deployment

5.2.1. 1) Manually place it in deploy directory on server

5.2.2. 2) Use REST API to upload widget

5.2.3. 3) Using widgetAdmin UI in wookie

5.3. Extended features

5.3.1. Using features.xml

6. REST API