Trace: • Create an Anonymous Connection • Configure Logging • Programatically Application Setup • Push support • Remove Default Padding of Workscreen • Use Web Application Style With Vaadin • Asynchronous Communication Using CallBack
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| - | ~~Title: Customize an Application without derivation~~ | + | ~~Title: Customize an Application Without Derivation~~ |
| - | If you use a standard ProjX application and want to change the appearance without derivation, you have following options: | + | If you use a standard ProjX application and want to change the appearance without derivation, you have the following options: |
| - | * Create your own Application class that extends ProjX | + | * Create your own application class that extends ProjX |
| * Create a class that implements IApplicationSetup to configure the application for your needs | * Create a class that implements IApplicationSetup to configure the application for your needs | ||
| * Create a class that implements IWorkScreenManager to manage work-screens on your own | * Create a class that implements IWorkScreenManager to manage work-screens on your own | ||
| * Use [[jvx:client:gui:application_parameters|application parameters]] to replace predefined classes/implementations | * Use [[jvx:client:gui:application_parameters|application parameters]] to replace predefined classes/implementations | ||
| - | There are following parameters available: | + | There are the following parameters available: |
| **Application.setup.classname** to configure ProjX instance \\ | **Application.setup.classname** to configure ProjX instance \\ | ||