UJML Application Development User Guide
This guide describes the tools used to develop your own UJML applications.
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Version 2.0, Document date 2/12/2007
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This is a user guide for version 2.0 of the UIEvolution SDK. This document includes information about deploying server-side components that does not exist elsewhere in the SDK documentation. UIE Developer User's Guide is an up-to-date guide to UIE Developer, the UIE integrated development environment.
This documentation may be updated more frequently than the rest of the SDK. You can always find the most current documentation at the UIEvolution developer web site, here.
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Creating applications with the UIE SDK is the process of writing UJML source code, debugging the source code, and publishing it to a device. | |
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All resources and code components in a Ujinn Markup Language (UJML) application are referred to using URLs. | |
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Debugging is the process of finding and removing errors from your source code. | |
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The UIE compiler generates UJML byte code. | |
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This topic describes how to configure and deploy UJML applications on a Java Servlet server. |
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