A: Use the IDE Quickstart for installation and to test drive UIEvolution's development environment with a simple application-to-phone example. The sample application in the Quickstart Guide illustrates the ease of modification and simple one-button publishing of UJML applications to various target devices and deployment environments.

1. Verify that you have completed all installation steps in the IDE Quickstart.

2. Run the samples as described in the IDE Quickstart.

3. Refer to the IDE Quick Reference for common IDE tasks.

4. Review the UJML Language Reference to learn more about UJML.

A: Running UJML applications in standalone mode

In standalone mode the IDE components run on your computer using Sun Microsystems' Java 2 Standard Edition virtual machine (J2SE). Standalone mode enables you to develop and run applications using UJML, an XML-based programming language.

Running UJML applications in client/server mode

In client-server mode, UJML applications incorporate server-side dynamic information, such as databases, Web services, or many other information sources. The UJML compiler resides on the server along with code used to generate UJML source code. You may deploy both client and server components on the same computer, or on different computers. A key assumption is that the client and server can communicate with each other using the HTTP protocol. The installation guide describes how to set up both the client and the server on the same machine.