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This
document lists the steps (with links to more detailed descriptions
and sample code) to finalise the development of a Start-Frame as
Command-Center.
It includes all steps to make it save to use and
give it a more 'sexy' look and feel.
Shortcut:This
document covers the following steps:
Step
by step instructions for developing a Fat-Client application with
the sections:
* Add a description and
comments,
*
* Code
the 'Constructor' and call it in the 'main()' method,
* Develop
a Task-Frame (to handle Business-Tasks) and
* Develop
Business Objects (BO) and Data-Base-Access (DBA) Objects.
Credits:To
many to list; please see the linked documents with the detailed
descriptions.
Mandatory steps for developing a Start-Frame - and all prerequisites too.
Step
by step instructions:Add
a description and commentsIt
is a good practise, to describe, why the class was created and what
the methods are for.
Although it might be pretty clear for you
now, in a few years you might be far away and unable to remember
every detail.
Not to mention somebody who has to take over
maintenaince of the application.
In
catchwords:
* Right
click onto the 'Project' and select >New>Other...
.
* In
the following window expand 'Java' (if not alredy done), select
>Visual Class
and click the [ Next
> ] button.
* Enter
the Package (xxx_project_xxx.clientframes),
the (Class-)Name
(XXX_Project_XXX_CommandCenter)
and
the
Superclass (js_base.frame.JSBS_StartFrame).
Check
[ ] public static void main(String[] args) and click the
[ Finish ] button.
Code
the 'Constructor' and call it in the 'main()' methoddummy
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