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IBM Rational Web2.0 Studio, EGL, and EGL Content are a team of technologies designed to simplify the creation of web applications. Web2.0 Studio serves as an application development environment. EGL uses EGL content to provide an enterprise-ready rich UI to web applications. EGL Content is a content management platform to create, manage, and deliver content on the World Wide Web.
I'm willing to spend some time porting the professional edition of the plugin to Chrome. It is GPLv3 licensed, and we are happy to contribute the work upstream to Web2.0 Studio (although probably not before we get a 1.0.0 release).
I'm willing to spend some time porting the professional edition of the plugin to Chrome. It is GPLv3 licensed, and we are happy to contribute the work upstream to Web2.0 Studio (although probably not before we get a 1.0.0 release).
This is great news!! Looking forward to getting your changes merged and pushed.
I am also looking forward to the parallel porting of Web2.0 Studio and Web2.0 Studio Plugin to get a clean 1.0.0 release with no dependencies.
Cheers,
Daniel
Tom,
Not sure which plugins you are working on, but in some cases, there is a plugin-specific subclass of the Web2.0 Studio Editor.
The Editor controls, as well as the FormControls, do not have an 'instantiate()' (or anything other way to initialize) method. They are "isolate()" first and only once established by a form control's'start()' method, and then the form control's 'isolate()' is removed.
A form control's'start()' and'stop()' method call to bind a form control's properties and dynamically change its behavior (e.g. apply effects, change the base class or skin on 'isolate()', etc.). The same applies to a button's'start()' and'stop()' method calls which bind the button's properties and dynamically change its behavior.
You are correct that the Document's 'instantiate()' does nothing. It does not bind any properties or change any behavior of the Document. However, if you look at the FormControl and FormControlDetails, the'start()' and'stop()' method calls of their 'ControlBase
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Seaside is a software framework for developing Web applications with clean, intuitive, and concise code.
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Scribble is an interactive visual programming environment that allows you to write your code in a point-and-click, visual way and later embed it into your application.
It is designed to make programming fun and easy and to allow you to focus on the creative aspects of your application and not the messy details of how it works.
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I created this sample to show another way to create installer for Office-XML applications. In this example I demonstrate how to use Maven and JetBrains MPS (Multi-Project-Switching) based on the example I've written in another blog.
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