Comments on: An Adobe Flex Application for Course Of Action Evaluation: Please Give Me Your Thoughts http://ctovision.com/2009/12/an-adobe-flex-application-for-course-of-action-evaluation-please-evaluate/ Context for the enterprise technologist Sun, 20 May 2012 18:25:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Mark Wales http://ctovision.com/2009/12/an-adobe-flex-application-for-course-of-action-evaluation-please-evaluate/#comment-591 Mark Wales Thu, 07 Jan 2010 14:22:00 +0000 http://ctovision.com/?p=1404#comment-591 Bob - a while back I had built a prototype for someone that ensured that the totals of the weighting did not exceed 100%. There are a few ways to do it (reduce all proportionally when re-allocating) but some button that re-balanced percentages on request might work. For example, two things at 100% and one at 50% would change to 40%, 40%, 20%. Bob – a while back I had built a prototype for someone that ensured that the totals of the weighting did not exceed 100%. There are a few ways to do it (reduce all proportionally when re-allocating) but some button that re-balanced percentages on request might work. For example, two things at 100% and one at 50% would change to 40%, 40%, 20%.

]]> By: Mark Wales http://ctovision.com/2009/12/an-adobe-flex-application-for-course-of-action-evaluation-please-evaluate/#comment-2125 Mark Wales Thu, 07 Jan 2010 14:22:00 +0000 http://ctovision.com/?p=1404#comment-2125 Bob - a while back I had built a prototype for someone that ensured that the totals of the weighting did not exceed 100%. There are a few ways to do it (reduce all proportionally when re-allocating) but some button that re-balanced percentages on request might work. For example, two things at 100% and one at 50% would change to 40%, 40%, 20%. Bob – a while back I had built a prototype for someone that ensured that the totals of the weighting did not exceed 100%. There are a few ways to do it (reduce all proportionally when re-allocating) but some button that re-balanced percentages on request might work. For example, two things at 100% and one at 50% would change to 40%, 40%, 20%.

]]> By: Mark Wales http://ctovision.com/2009/12/an-adobe-flex-application-for-course-of-action-evaluation-please-evaluate/#comment-576 Mark Wales Thu, 07 Jan 2010 07:22:27 +0000 http://ctovision.com/?p=1404#comment-576 Bob - a while back I had built a prototype for someone that ensured that the totals of the weighting did not exceed 100%. There are a few ways to do it (reduce all proportionally when re-allocating) but some button that re-balanced percentages on request might work. For example, two things at 100% and one at 50% would change to 40%, 40%, 20%. Bob – a while back I had built a prototype for someone that ensured that the totals of the weighting did not exceed 100%. There are a few ways to do it (reduce all proportionally when re-allocating) but some button that re-balanced percentages on request might work. For example, two things at 100% and one at 50% would change to 40%, 40%, 20%.

]]> By: Mark Wales http://ctovision.com/2009/12/an-adobe-flex-application-for-course-of-action-evaluation-please-evaluate/#comment-575 Mark Wales Thu, 07 Jan 2010 00:22:27 +0000 http://ctovision.com/?p=1404#comment-575 Bob - a while back I had built a prototype for someone that ensured that the totals of the weighting did not exceed 100%. There are a few ways to do it (reduce all proportionally when re-allocating) but some button that re-balanced percentages on request might work. For example, two things at 100% and one at 50% would change to 40%, 40%, 20%. Bob – a while back I had built a prototype for someone that ensured that the totals of the weighting did not exceed 100%. There are a few ways to do it (reduce all proportionally when re-allocating) but some button that re-balanced percentages on request might work. For example, two things at 100% and one at 50% would change to 40%, 40%, 20%.

]]> By: Bob Gourley http://ctovision.com/2009/12/an-adobe-flex-application-for-course-of-action-evaluation-please-evaluate/#comment-590 Bob Gourley Sun, 20 Dec 2009 16:53:00 +0000 http://ctovision.com/?p=1404#comment-590 Joe, Thanks much for checking that out and providing comments. Some of those are going to be withing my coding skills, but I'm probably going to have to leave some of those to other community developers. I think what I'll do in the new year is improve the program as much as I can, work on documentation, then host it somewhere like SourceForge where we can get more eyes on it and improve it more. There may also be some DoD repositories I can submit it to for continued improvement. Thanks again for the comments. Bob Joe,

Thanks much for checking that out and providing comments. Some of those are going to be withing my coding skills, but I’m probably going to have to leave some of those to other community developers. I think what I’ll do in the new year is improve the program as much as I can, work on documentation, then host it somewhere like SourceForge where we can get more eyes on it and improve it more. There may also be some DoD repositories I can submit it to for continued improvement.

Thanks again for the comments.

Bob

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