Web Client Development
To develop Web Clients pages for IFS Applications, there are several things
you should know. This section tells you all about how pages are built, where
they execute, and how you deploy them for testing and using.
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Web Client
Contents
- Introduction to the
architecture, technologies, and programming languages used in IFS Web
Client.
- Concepts describes key concepts
and mechanisms in use in the IFS Web Client framework like, the class
hierarchy, page pool, and caches for contexts, profiles and dynamic objects.
- Naming and Coding Convention
is the section that tells you how to name your files and how to write your
source code.
- How to do things is the main part of
this development guide with the detailed instructions on what actions to do
to get the development tasks done. You will find an instruction on how to
set up your developer environment followed by to cookbooks for web page
development and finally a section on how to develop portlets for the IFS
Portal.
- Considerations deals with
additional things you should keep in mind when developing you web solution,
like how to provide support for translation, how to make your pages faster
and more secure. You also find instructions on what you have to do to make
your web component ready for release and deployment.
- Debugging Techniques
- IFS Web Client Framework API
Reference takes you to the Java API descriptions.
- External Reference Material
includes links to public sites caring for the standards used, like W3C for
HTML and XML, Java, etc.
