FuseSource rider web tooling

[exto]

I saw the message below on a different forum a while back from Claus Ibsen.   Does anyone know the state of the FuseSource rider web gui?   Is this a separate product from the camel web console? http://camel.apache.org/web-console.html   If so, any thoughts on combining rider and camel-web into one product?

Claus wrote: "And we at FuseSource is working on a GUI tool for Camel. FuseSource Rider. The tool is 100% web based so you only need a web browser to use it.

The tool allows you to visual browse the Camel routes using the EIP icons. The tool is also a designer tool so you can create new routes using it.

Or modify existing etc. We also plan to include a debugger feature so you can debug Camel routes using the visual GUI. So you can add a breakpoint

on an EIP pattern. Then have the tool stop when a message hit that breakpoint. Then you can view the message (alter it if you need) and then single step

the message in the route to see how its being routed. The tool is going to be GA in Q1 2011. And we will post more details at the

FuseSource (http://fusesource.com) website in the near future. "

[davsclaus]

The Fuse Tooling is here

http://fusesource.com/products/fuse-ide-camel/

The first release is not web based, but Eclipse based instead.

The tooling forum is a better spot to discuss this

http://fusesource.com/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=13

[exto]

Thanks for your reply, sorry for posting in the wrong category.

My question is: when do you expect the "Web" version of the IDE to arrive?  

Based on your previous presentations I wasn't aware that it was a future version of the Eclipse IDE, I thought it was a separate product and possibly a management interface to the ESB (hence the posting in the ESB forum).

Would you be able to clarify the future and timelines of the Web based tooling?

Thanks for your help.

[davsclaus]

I am not in a position to discuss roadmaps in the public.

I suggest you use the contact us http://fusesource.com/contact to get in touch with a person that can talk about this.

Alternative wait until we announce products on our website.

[joshua]

Hi Claus! And thank you for your excellent work!

I was reading Camel book, appendix D... you mention the web version of Rider, with a screenshot... I was a bit upset in discovering that the website you suggest is never mentioning it.

Could you explain the mistake?

Thank you

[davsclaus]

Sorry as mentioned here I cannot discuss product roadmaps in the public, which have not been public announced by FuseSource.

The link in appendix D (rider.fusesource.org) takes you to http://fusesource.com/products/fuse-ide/ which is the product page for the Fuse IDE tooling.

When we wrote the book then the tooling was in development and the name and what feature it should provide was still to be decided.