Hi, >>>> - hello-world.xml >>> ... > >I'm pretty sure I have removed most of these references - are you still seeing some? In updated pre-release tutorials here ( http://ixnay.biz/pivot-tutorials/ ) now it's Ok.
Important: running Tutorials I always get a (very annoying) Startup dialog from Java, asking me if block the Applet (default Yes = block), because it contains a mix of signed and unsigned code ... do you see this ? I think this will not be a good "experience" for users, so maybe for Applets we should choose if all unsigned or all signed jars ... >>>> - hello-bxml >>> ... > > It is possible - I believe the source XML contains the name of the file. >We'd just need to update the XSLT to add it to the HTML output. >Feel free to look into this if you are interested. Looking better, I see that some bxml file has an html comment at the top with the name of the file, while others not. This evening 'll try to look at it ... I have little experience with XSLT, but I can try to see, and tell you what I have found. >>>> - stock-tracker.events.xml > ... > >I really don't think it is that big a deal, but feel free to add this if you like. Ok, I'll try to look at it ... >>> Are you suggesting that we create a common default implementation of the >> Application interface that we can use throughout the tutorial? >> Yes, and maybe not only in tutorials ... > >I have considered this at various times, but there just doesn't seem to be that much commonality across our various demo and tutorial applications. I understand, so we could put (later, if/when it's the time) a class like this in one of our pivot-related subprojects on Google Code ... Bye -- View this message in context: http://apache-pivot-developers.417237.n3.nabble.com/Little-things-in-Pivot-tutorials-tp1958043p1967412.html Sent from the Apache Pivot - Developers mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
