> I was running application that way. If you teach something to busy newbies, > that is the way to go, should not rely on more complicated environment > settings.
I agree. That's why I wrote the plugin. :-) >> Not entirely sure what you mean. All of the demos and tutorials are >> developed first as desktop apps, then deployed to the web. >> > > The current Pivot site does not provide such development steps. Just > providing final web based application. The Hello World tutorial explains how to launch an application from the command line: http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/hello-world.html Keep in mind that a Pivot application is not a "web-based application". It is simply an application. How you launch or deploy it is up to you. >>> I already created a basic CRUD sample library. >> >> Cool. Why don't you create a Google Code project for it? >> > I may do so, but it would be nice if Pivot support this as the sub(?) > project. I'm not opposed to it, but I'm not sure that comparable frameworks typically include this sort of feature. By comparable frameworks, I mean: - Flex - Silverlight/WPF - Swing - SWT CRUD libraries may be available for these platforms, but I don't think they are generally included with the platform itself.
