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A few questions about GenoproX:
1. One of the main advantages on genopro2016, and earlier versions, is the ability to create a custom and independent report, and upload it to a private server. Will this ability remain on GenoproX?
2. Will GenoproX has the ability to tag multiple faces on one photo as it is possible on Facebook or on Myheritage?
3. Any updates or ETA for GenoproX Beta? Alpha? Demo?
Edited: Friday, June 17, 2016 by
beraha
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Sorry for asking again, but those questions have not been answered yet:
Will it be possible to tag faces og photos (like in Facebook)? Will it be possible to create custom report and upload it to a private server?
Edited: Wednesday, August 17, 2016 by
beraha
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GenoPro version: 3.1.0.1
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The report generator of GenoProX will be capable to generate reports on any server, including your local computer. What will change in the report generator is the language (JavaScript instead of VBScript) and the data format (JSON instead of XML). Of course by rewriting the report generator, we will try to improve and/or fix some old issues with GenoPro 2016, such as hosting multiple languages, storing parameters, etc.
I like the idea of tagging faces, however I am still undecided if the tagging will be stored as part of the .gno file or with the image itself as a JPEG marker ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG#Syntax_and_structure ). For instance, the JPEG file format permit the insertion of a comment, and the comment may include a JSON describing the tagging of faces (coordinates of tagging, names and IDs to the .gno file).
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With the GenoProX reports that I am working on, the report is generated 'on the fly' directly in the browser, using the GenoProX JSON data as input and employing a number of open source Javascript libraries, e.g. jQuery, JsRender, Google Maps API etc. There is no separate 'report generation' phase or indeed a stored report as such, unless the function of the report is to produce one e.g. Gedcom export of GenoProX JSON file.
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