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dojo 1.0 Presentation slides and Sample code
Posted by caroljmcdonald on December 21, 2007 at 08:27 AM | Comments (0)
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dojo 1.0 Presentation slides and Sample code
dojo
is an open source DHTML toolkit written in JavaScript. It includes many
utilities that go beyond Ajax.
This Presentation and Sample code demonstrates the usage of dojo
1.0. The material for this presentation and code comes from the
book of dojo at: http://dojotoolkit.org/ .
Download
the dojo 1.0 slides and sample code. Deploy the sample code as
described below, try out the examples, look at the code, read the
slides, learn about the dojo 1.0 framework.
Running the Sample Code
The sample code for this tip is available as a NetBeans project. You
can build and run the sample code using the NetBeans IDE.
Setting Things Up
- Download and install NetBeans
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- Download and install GlassFish V2. (Or download Glassfish bundled with
Netbeans)
Alternatively you can use Sun Java System
Application Server PE 9, Sun's binary distribution of GlassFish.
- Add the GlassFish server to NetBeans:
- Start NetBeans and switch to the Runtime window (Ctrl+5).
- Right-click the Servers node and select Add Server.
- Select Sun Java System Application Server.
- Browse to the location where you installed GlassFish and
select Finish.
Open and Run the Sample code:
- Download the sample
code and extract its contents. You should now see the newly
extracted directory as
<sample_install_dir>/dojoApp,
where <sample_install_dir> is the directory where
you installed the sample package. For example, if you extracted the
contents to C:\ on a Windows machine, then your newly
created directory should be at C:\dojoApp.
- Start the NetBeans IDE. Click Open Project in the File menu and
select the
dojoApp
directory you just
unzipped.
- Run the project as follows:
- Right click the
dojoApp node in the Projects
window.
- Select Run Project.
When you run the project, your browser should display the opening page
of the dojo Sample Application (at http://localhost:8080/dojoApp/).
Try out the examples, look at the code, read the slides, learn about
the dojo 1.0 framework!
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