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Getting Started with Lutris Enhydra


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Chapter 1 Introduction What You Should Already Know Document Conventions Where to Find Enhydra Information and Support    Software Downloads    Online Documentation    E-mail Lists    Bug Reporting    Working Groups Acknowledgements

Chapter 2 Overview What is Enhydra?    What's New in 3.0 Anatomy of an Enhydra Application    Application Object    Presentation Objects    The Three Layers Multiserver    Enhydra Director    The Administration Console The Enhydra Application Framework    Presentation Manager    Session Manager    Database Manager Enhydra Tools    Application Wizard    XMLC    The Data Object Design Studio (DODS) JBuilder and the Kelp Tools    Enhydra Application Wizard    XMLC Compiler Wizard    XMLC Property Pages    Enhydra Sample Project

Chapter 3 Installation Procedure Downloading and Installing Java 2 Installing Enhydra 3.0    Installing on Windows    Installing on UNIX Configuring Enhydra    Setting the PATH Environment Variable Viewing Online Documentation Running the Sample Applications Installing JBuilder    Installing the Kelp Tools

Chapter 4 Tutorial: Building Enhydra Applications Creating Your First Application    Building the Application    How It Works    The Directories and Files in SimpleApp Using XMLC    Adding a Hit Counter    Understanding the DOM    Using XMLC From the Command Line Enhydra Programming    Maintaining Session State    Adding a New Page to the Application    Populating a table    Adding a Business Object Connecting the Application to a Database    Creating a Database Table    Establishing a JDBC Connection    Configuring the Database Manager    Adding Data Access Using DODS    Introduction    Creating Data Objects    Loading the Schema    Using the DODS Data Objects

Chapter 5 The DiscRack Example Application Building and Running DiscRack Process and Preliminaries    DiscRack Requirements Definition    DiscRack Functional Specification    Design and Storyboard    Development, Testing, and Deployment Overview of DiscRack The Presentation Layer    Presentation Base Class    Session Data and Log In    Event Handling    HTML Pages    Maintaining the Storyboard 70    Populating a List Box    Populating a Form The Business Layer    The Business Objects    Using Data Objects

Appendix A Database Configuration Driver Configuration Oracle Informix Sybase MySQL PostgreSQL Microsoft Access

Appendix B Using the Multiserver Administration Console Launching the Administration Console The Console Display    The Applications Window    The Console Tool Buttons    The Content Frame Using the Console Tools    Adding an Application or Servlet    Deleting an Application or Servlet    Modifying the Configuration of An Application or Servlet    Debugging an Application or Servlet    Saving the State of The Multiserver

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