Blog Archive for gmurray71 during June 2007
A few months ago I created the revolver as a weekend project to provide an alternative way of providing top level navigation on your web size. I thought I would share this with everyone as a jMaki widget.
.arrowRight { background: url(https://ajax.dev.java.net/samples/images/arrow-r.png) top right;width:40px; height:30px;background-repeat: no-repeat;cursor:pointer;position : absolute }
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With little effort I was able to get up and running with Google Gears very easily and integrate it with other jMaki components as an extension. Here is what I did to use the local Google database.
Using the latest jMaki .9.3 I added the following to my config.json file:
{
'config': {
'version': '.9',
'glue' : {
'includes': ['/glue.js', '/resources/system-glue.js...
Just when we thought it was safe to call jMaki feature complete we got a lot of feedback for various features that could all be handled by a single extension feature.
What are extensions in jMaki?
Extensions are behavior / functionality that are shared across widgets. Extensions are loaded after the jmaki.js and before glue (your application logic). Examples may include enhanced debugging...
In
Restricting
Access to your Ajax Services we discussed the options that you may use to protect your
services which included using an API key. Creating and Using API Keys for Java Based Ajax Services provides both the client and server code for using API keys on your Java based services. Included in the document are a discussion on the motivations and limitations of using API keys with...
