Trace: • Replace Standard Application Menu • Client side Exception • Precise Object and Method Security • Defining and Using Application Parameters • Replacing Error Dialog • Use Custom Tables and Views for Authentication
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| A command line parameter is either defined in the IDE at the launch of the application, or is passed directly during the manual call. The parameter should be defined as follows: | A command line parameter is either defined in the IDE at the launch of the application, or is passed directly during the manual call. The parameter should be defined as follows: | ||
| - | <file> | + | <file script> |
| name=value | name=value | ||
| </file> | </file> | ||
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| or | or | ||
| - | <file> | + | <file script> |
| "name=value" | "name=value" | ||
| </file> | </file> | ||
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| If the application is launched as an RIA or web application, parameters can be attached to the URL in the usual manner: | If the application is launched as an RIA or web application, parameters can be attached to the URL in the usual manner: | ||
| - | <file> | + | <file url> |
| http://hostname/index.html?param=value¶m2=value2 | http://hostname/index.html?param=value¶m2=value2 | ||
| </file> | </file> | ||
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| == HTML file == | == HTML file == | ||
| - | In the case of an RIA application we have to consider the Java Plugin´s conventions: | + | In the case of an RIA application we have to consider the Java plugin´s conventions: |
| <file html> | <file html> | ||
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| </file> | </file> | ||
| - | The file should be found in the same path as the application implementation (directory, jar, URL). However, it can also be defined by the developer, either as command line parameter (second parameter) or by setting the parameter //config//, e.g.: **config=/package/app.xml** in the URL or HTML file. | + | The file should be found in the same path as the application implementation (directory, jar, URL). However, it can also be defined by the developer, either as command-line parameter (second parameter) or by setting the parameter //config//, e.g.: **config=/package/app.xml** in the URL or HTML file. |
| - | If the XML configuration is used in combination with command line, URL or HTML parameters, the XML file parameters overwrite parameters with the same names. | + | If the XML configuration is used in combination with command line, URL, or HTML parameters, the XML file parameters overwrite parameters with the same names. |