#Posh misusing the browser as your windowing/interaction/drawing layer for your c#/.net desktop applications by streaming [SVG] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics) graphics via the [WAMP] (http://wamp.ws/) v1 protocol to browsers. For some more details read the [announcement] (http://vvvv.org/blog/posh-an-svg-based-flat-ui-framework-targeting-browsers).

##Applications using Posh

• [Timeliner] (https://github.com/vvvv/Timeliner)

##Running the Demo

• Open Demo.WinForms\PoshDemo.sln
• Rightclick the solution icon -> Restore Packages
• Now it should build and run

##Code Overview comes with

• autobahn
• jQuery
• [WampSharp] (https://github.com/vvvv/WampSharp)
• [SVG] (https://github.com/vvvv/SVG)

• is an HTTP server
• serves the \web\posh.html as answer to any URL request only with a unique WebSocket port configured for each URL
• on /root it serves a listing of all saved *.xml documents

• has a WebSocket listening on the specified port
• translates RPCs that come in via WebSocket to local calls
• registers a WAMPListener on the WebSocket
• registers Posh topics (pub/sub) on WAMP (Add, Update, Remove)
• publishes Posh RPCs (Dump, SetSessionName, KeyDown, KeyUp, KeyPress)
• has an SvgEventCaller
• handles a RemoteContext per Session
• can publish Posh after every RPC (AutoPublish) or manually on Publish()

• acts as kind of a buffer between changes to the local and the remote SVG DOM
• keeps track of local DOM changes
• provides them in Posh form (json/xml) on demand

• is a custom ID manager for SVG
• gets SvgEventCaller from WampServer
• OnAdd(element)
• adds the element to the RemoteContext
• calls element.RegisterEvents() on the element handing it the SvgEventCaller
• registers itself on element.AttributeChanged so it can reflect those changes on the RemoteContext
• OnDelete(element)
• calls element.UnregisterEvents()

• represents a dynamic RPC for being able to be registered at the WampHost

###/web the web/js part of posh that

• receives Posh snippets and
• manipulates the SVG DOM accordingly
• registers RPCs as eventhandler
• calls eventhandler