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1. Create a Ghub Tool with Rappture Builder

   This set of instructions takes you through creating and deploying a Ghub tool based on C code. It describes how to use the Rappture builder to quickly create a GUI to deploy your tool onto...

   https://theghub.org/wiki/CreateaGhubToolwithRapptureBuilder

2. Creating Tools with Rappture

   An overview of the development process can be found in the presentation Developing Tools for nanoHUB.org and also in the Hubzero Tool Developers Guide. Note that tephra2 has been used as an example...

   https://theghub.org/wiki/CreatingToolswithRappture

3. Create a Ghub tool with Rappture builder

   Note that while this functionality is still available, we recommend using the Jupyter Notebooks (jupyter6deb10) tool to develop user interfaces for your Ghub tools. Refer to the Jupyter Examples...

   https://theghub.org/kb/development/create-a-hub-tool-with-rappture-builder

4. Create a Hub Tool with Rappture Builder

   19 Sep 2012 | Posted by Jeanette Sperhac

   This set of instructions takes you through creating and deploying a Hub tool based on C code. It describes how to use the Rappture builder to quickly create a GUI to deploy your tool on the...

   https://theghub.org/members/2153/blog/2012/09/deploy-a-hub-tool-with-rappture-builder

5. Rappture Integration with Submit

   Overview It is possible to use the submit command to execute simulation jobs generated by Rappture interfaces remotely. A common approach is to create a shell script which can exec’d or...

   https://theghub.org/wiki/RapptureIntegrationwithSubmit