If you click on a component (on the i for information) the 'edit component meta-data' opens. There are a few problems:

1. The design is very messy and unaligned.
2. The field for entering "Output as" is too small for any reasonable variable name.
3. The Text that displays the configuration variables name is white on pale gray and therefore almost illegible.

Please check a few components for other layout problems.

Create a function for adding ExperimentEndNodes from the webservice.

Create a function for adding an exit decision node to WebService

In the Windows version the icons for i (information) etc appear on the right when you hover over a component on the canvas. We need to recreate this in the MP version for usability issues.

Create a function for creating a CompositeComponentNode from the webservice

Create a function for creating a ComponentNode from the webservice

This is a continuation of #17 however this is a different error. When debugging the loading function of components we get the following error.

Some of them can load successfully, but there are others that throw a DefinedTypes exception.

The Windows version has an editor for the TLArtifactsCollection. This is an important datastructure and it will be very helpful for testing purposes to create such an editor. i.e. when running an experiment that imports data into TLArtifactsCollection (or after running the experiment), open the workspace view. The editor shows as "missing" (because we have not yet implemented a gtk# version.

Windows version no longer requires a TL Key. Please remove the key check from the MP Version.

Both website are dead. How can we get the code for using TraceLab?

For more information please visit the official project site: http://coest.org/ http://coest.org/coest-projects/projects/tracelab

For instructions how to compile (for now please use VisualStudio 2010): http://coest.org/coest-projects/projects/tracelab/wiki/Steps_to_compile_TraceLab

TraceLab doesn't support to show licenses of components. We could add a table like in Links for name of the license, the URL to the full license description, and some how show the full text.

Even when using the "example" condition - the condition compile is failing.

Create a function for adding an ExperimentStartNode from the webservice

In the windows version the if-decision node includes drop down options to help the user select "Load Variable" and "Select path". Please add to Linux version.

Create a function for adding a loop scope node to WebService

Hi,
Can someone please guide me on how to get a valid tracelabkey.txt file? The official TraceLab page on coest.org is dead and cannot register for a license.

Thank you.
Mujtaba

Create a function for adding a challenge node in WebService

When dragging a component onto the canvas it needs to be centered around the cursor.

Create a function for adding an experiment comment node in WebService

I am using TraceLab 0.5.2 (the one without tracelabkey.txt) and I defined an experiment where I use the component "(UI) Results Metrics Exporter" so I do not need any kind of visual output. I would like to launch the experiment through the command line, I am not finding information about it, is it possible?
thanks

The current version of Tracelab being converted to a web service has breaking bug. Currently upon running an experiment the web service version fails to run it while the Console version works correctly. There are subtle changes in code as seen in the following code snippet (ConosoleUI.cs).

The web service version works by passing a string to the parse line function and executing the application as if the command was input through the console. The following code snippets (TraceLab_UI.aspx.cs, Adaptor.cs) show the code flow from the web page to the previous code snippet (ConsoleUI.cs).

The main bug manifests itself in the following code snippet (ExperimentRunner.cs) upon running the experiment the the m_runnableExperiment.IsEmpty flag returns a value of true. This Skips execution and returns an unsuccessful experiment run.

Create a function for creating a DecisionNode from the webservice

Create a function for adding a scope node to WebService

While TraceLab tries to load all the core libraries it has to resolve the dependencies of components implemented by the community. Moreover it uses the appDomin with all the libraries preloaded to resolve the dependencies of the components since those components require the TraceLabSDK among other libraries to work. This issue is triggered when it tries to load the assembly, although paths are correct it is not finding the dependencies nor the file itself. Here are 2 images from the debugging. the first one corresponds to the execution of the console application and the second one corresponds to the web application.

Hi TraceLab Team,

I try to access this link, It seems to be broken. Do you have new link to look the tracelab manual.
http://coest.org/ http://coest.org/coest-projects/projects/tracelab

Regards,
Jasmine

We need to make the conditional clauses in loops, go-to, and if components more intuitive. We should consider a redesign that does NOT require compilation. The compilation is a little fragile (even in the Windows version) and fails occasionally if too many temp files exist etc. The current philosophy is to compile the conditional components at runtime and then treat them like any other component -- however, perhaps we should consider having some precompiled condition components with 'configurable' parameters.

Component developers define configurable items in config.cs (or similar in java). These should appear in the runtime component in the order they are defined. However, they appear in random (and inconsistent order)

how to generate the key file, and the coest.org can't open.

TraceLab doesn't support to show licenses of third party libraries used to create the components. Here in Component Info we should add the license for the component and a new item like Input/Output that will list the name, version, URL to the library/website, license name, and URL license of the 3rd party library.