On Thu, 13 May 2010, Marcos Douglas wrote:
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 5:04 PM, Michael Van Canneyt
<[email protected]> wrote:
We are using it to give parents access to the information that schools
have on their children. Schools have a client/server app, and the web
front-end is used to display the information in the database.
We'll be extending the web-interface to allow teachers to enter information
in the same database as well. (grades, absentees, remarks on behaviour etc.)
All this happens with FPC on the server (fcl-web and sqldb), and ExtJS for
the client in the browser.
FPC + ExtJS
This is the configuration I want to do. In the ExtPascal list, there
are some people using the same approach.
I know, but I stopped using ExtPascal. I don't believe in it's approach
any more, one still has to know JavaScript in order to write decent client
apps.
But I continue with doubts about how to use separate *.js files. How
you do that? Do you open *.js files in app, replace some tags/macros
and sends to client?
Till now, there has been no need to do that. The .js files don't need
tags/macros. All configuration values are fetched from the FPC server
using Ext.Direct (I created some FPC components to handle Ext.Direct
requests, they will be donated to FPC).
If I would need macros/tags, I would simply use fpTemplate, it was
designed for that.
Michael.
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