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Creating a Java Client Application: A Tutorial
Creating a Java Client WebObjects Application
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Table of Contents
Advantages of Java
Java Client Architecture
Data Synchronization Between Client and Server
Java Client as a WebObjects Application
Java Client Layers and Classes
Client Interface and Control Layers
The Distribution Layer
Client Distribution Classes
Server Distribution Classes
Programming With Java Client
Requirements
Enterprise Objects and Relational Databases
What Goes Into the StudioManager Application
Creating the StudioManager Project
Using the Wizard
Creating a Model
Selecting the Application Template
The Ingredients of a Java Client Project
Client Files
The Nib File
The Interface Controller
Server Files
The WOJavaClientApplet Component
Other Server Files
Verifying and Modifying the Model
Assigning Primary Keys
Removing Primary and Foreign Keys as Class Properties
Creating the User Interface
Formatting Currency Values and Dates
Adding Action Methods
Building and Testing Your Application
Testing the Interface
Building the Application
Running a Java Client Application
What if It Doesn't Work?
Adding Relationships
Adding Movies to the Application
Creating a Master-Detail Interface
Transferring Movies Between Studios
Putting the Finishing Touches on Your Model
Adding Behavior to Your Enterprise Objects
Specifying Custom Enterprise Object Classes
Generating Source Files
Implementing Custom Behavior for Your Classes
Distributing Business Logic in Java Client Applications
Writing Derived Methods
Performing Validation
Providing Default Values for Newly Inserted Objects
Invoking Server Methods Remotely
Controlling the User Interface
Debugging Java Client WebObjects Applications
Debugging Server Code
Debugging Client Code
Customizing Your Project With Wizards
Adding Client-side Subprojects
Adding Interface Controller Subclasses and Nib Files
Adding Web Components (with Interface Controllers)
Manual Adjustments to Java Client Projects
Note to Oracle Users
What is an Enterprise Object?
What is a Model?
What are EODisplayGroups and EOEditingContexts?
What is an Association?
When Do You Use a Custom Enterprise Object Class?
Adding Behavior to Enterprise Objects
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