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jvx:firstapp_step-by-step [2018/01/30 08:16]
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       * Client       * Client
       * Server       * Server
-  * [[#workscreen|Creation of a work screen]] +  * [[#create_a_work_screen|Creation of a work screen]] 
-  * [[#hypersql|Use of a HyperSQL database]]+  * [[#create_database|Use of a HyperSQL database]]
  
 == Folder structure == == Folder structure ==
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 |apps|Contains all available applications. Only one application is contained in this concrete example.| |apps|Contains all available applications. Only one application is contained in this concrete example.|
 |firstapp|Contains the application with project configuration,​ sources, libraries.| |firstapp|Contains the application with project configuration,​ sources, libraries.|
-|help|Contains the client ​(GWT) for the online help and help pages.|+|help|Contains the client for the online help and help pages.|
 |libs|Contains all libraries which are necessary both on the client and the server.| |libs|Contains all libraries which are necessary both on the client and the server.|
 |libs/​client|Contains all libraries which are only necessary for the client.| |libs/​client|Contains all libraries which are only necessary for the client.|
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 |test|Contains unit tests for the client and server or the libraries.| |test|Contains unit tests for the client and server or the libraries.|
  
-Once the folder structure has been created, copy the library jvxclient.jar to the folder libs/client and the library jvx.jar to the folder libs/​server. Both libraries are contained in the JVx binary package.+Once the folder structure has been created, copy the library ​''​jvxclient.jar'' ​to the folder ​''​libs/client'' ​and the library ​''​jvx.jar'' ​to the folder ​''​libs/server''​. Both libraries are contained in the JVx binary package.
  
 == Project configuration == == Project configuration ==
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   * **File / New / Java Project**   * **File / New / Java Project**
-  * Note that the project has to be set up in the application folder firstapp \\ {{:​jvx:​newproject.png?​nolink|}} +  * Note that the project has to be set up in the application folder ​''​firstapp'' ​\\ {{:​jvx:​newproject.png?​nolink|}} 
-  * **Remove** the src folder from the **Source Folders** \\ **Set** the folders ''​src.client'',​ ''​src.server''​ and ''​test''​ as **Source Folder** \\ {{:​jvx:​newproject_folders.png?​nolink|}}+  * **Remove** the ''​src'' ​folder from the **Source Folders** \\ **Set** the folders ''​src.client'',​ ''​src.server''​ and ''​test''​ as **Source Folder** \\ {{:​jvx:​newproject_folders.png?​nolink|}}
   * **Add** the ''​jvx.jar''​ library, from the project directory ''​JVxFirstApp/​libs/​server''​ \\ {{:​jvx:​newproject_libs.png?​nolink|}}   * **Add** the ''​jvx.jar''​ library, from the project directory ''​JVxFirstApp/​libs/​server''​ \\ {{:​jvx:​newproject_libs.png?​nolink|}}
   * The project can now be created   * The project can now be created
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 {{:​jvx:​project_eclipse.png?​nolink|}} {{:​jvx:​project_eclipse.png?​nolink|}}
 +
 +The ''​src''​ folder can be deleted for consistency,​ as it is not needed in our application.
  
 == Application development == == Application development ==
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 We now create the client class for our work screen: We now create the client class for our work screen:
  
-  * **File** / **New** / **Class** \\ {{:​jvx:​dbedit_new.png?​nolink|}}+  * **File** / **New** / **Class** ​\\ ''​src.client'',​ ''​apps.firstapp.frames.DBEditFrame''​\\ {{:​jvx:​dbedit_new.png?​nolink|}}
  
 and use the following Source Code: and use the following Source Code:
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 The client implementation is now finished. Before we can use the application,​ we must create the missing server classes. We create the following classes: The client implementation is now finished. Before we can use the application,​ we must create the missing server classes. We create the following classes:
  
-  * {{:​jvx:​lco_application.png?​nolink|}}+  * **File** / **New** / **Class** \\ ''​src.server'',​ ''​apps.firstapp.Application''​\\ ​{{:​jvx:​lco_application.png?​nolink|}}
  
 <file java Application.java>​ <file java Application.java>​
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 |The class represents the lifecycle object for an application. There is exactly one instance of this class for each application,​ thereby enabling the use of session-wide objects.| |The class represents the lifecycle object for an application. There is exactly one instance of this class for each application,​ thereby enabling the use of session-wide objects.|
  
-  * {{:​jvx:​lco_session.png?​nolink|}}+  * **File** / **New** / **Class** \\ ''​src.server'',​ ''​apps.firstapp.Session''​ \\ {{:​jvx:​lco_session.png?​nolink|}}
  
 <file java Session.java>​ <file java Session.java>​
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 |getDBAccess|Opens a new connection to a HyperSQL database, if this has not already happened. \\ \\ The Exception Handling is taken over by the server.| |getDBAccess|Opens a new connection to a HyperSQL database, if this has not already happened. \\ \\ The Exception Handling is taken over by the server.|
  
-  * {{:​jvx:​lco_dbedit.png?​nolink|}}+  * **File** / **New** / **Class** \\ ''​src.server'',​ ''​apps.firstapp.frames.DBEdit''​ \\ {{:​jvx:​lco_dbedit.png?​nolink|}}
  
 <file java DBEdit.java>​ <file java DBEdit.java>​
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