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Google Summer of Code 2016

This year also I worked on Google Summer of code 2016.

This year there were lot of changes from google side. First thing was that  Carol Smith from gsoc and new manager for gsoc is Stephanie Taylor. After new manager, they left the old melange site and migrated to new site

   summerofcode.withgoogle.com

developers.google.com/open-source/gsoc/

This time I worked on proposal to create an rest api and ui for JBoss Unified KIE Server.
Idea details

KIE Management Application (with REST api and UI)

Status: Final
Summary of idea: Build management extension and UI for KIE Server
The project is about creating management extension to KIE Server (lightweight embeddable rule, process execution server) to manage it remotely. Typical management operations are:
- manage containers (deploy/undeploy, upgrade etc)
- view process instances and perform administration actions on them like cancelling, migrating etc
- view tasks as admin - delegate, forward, alter properties
- view jobs and perform admin operations on them like cancel, restart failed jobs etc
Majority of the work will be buildiing fully featured UI with lightweight technology - prefferebly with AngularJS as both KIE Server has sample app and patternfly has set of UI directives for angular.
Knowledge prerequisite: Java, AngularJS, REST, knowledge of KIE platform (drools, jbpm, dashbuilder) is an advantage but not mandatory
Skill level: Intermediate
Contact(s) / potential mentors(s): Maciej Swiderski (mswiders@redhat.com)
Associated JBoss community project(s): KIE (Drools, jBPM, Dashbuilder), patterfly


This time I collarabated with menor and created an proposal.

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