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Phoebus is an update to the Control System Studio project.
CS-Studio was originally built using the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP), but over time this toolkit has become restrictive and is the cause of a number of problems both for users and developers.
The Phoebus project aims to replace Eclipse RCP with a lightweight framework based on Java 9+ and JavaFX.
The CS-Studio Eclipse project will be supported as long as sites are prepared to contribute to its maintenance.
A CS-Studio product is a Java application that contains a number of different applications that can be used as part of a control system interface. A facility might build its own product including the tools relevant to that facility.
An application is an interface to some part of a control system. Examples include Display Builder, used for building control system interface GUIs, and Databrowser, used for visualising data from an archiver.
CS-Studio contains core code, useful to multiple applications.
CS-Studio Eclipse is the original CS-Studio project, based on Eclipse RCP. CS-Studio Phoebus is the new project, based primarily on JavaFX.
- The applications in CS-Studio Phoebus should be as compatible as possible with those in CS-Studio Eclipse.
- As much code as possible should be shared between CS-Studio Phoebus and CS-Studio Eclipse.
- The Phoebus framework should provide the useful functionality previously provided by Eclipse RCP.
See also Requirements.
Display Builder is a CS-Studio application for creating operator interfaces. It is designed to replace BOY. In 2016, it was developed for CS-Studio Eclipse. Until about May 2019 it was available for both the Eclipse- and Phoebus-based CS-Studio. Since then, its development focused on Phoebus.
See also Display Builder Compatibility.
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Setup: https://github.com/ControlSystemStudio/phoebus/tree/master/app/alarm#readme for setup.
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Python lib for creating an alarm config, includes support for translating from ALH: https://gitlab.helmholtz-berlin.de/acs/pyphoebus