You can use your own java IDE yet taking advantage of of ND services. We actually have
a
project that is made of entirely Symantec Cafe class.
First, create a applet in Symantec Cafe IDE with what ever control you like.
then
import spider.*
....
import symantec.itool.awt.*
....
public myClass extends spider.visual.CSpCleintSideLoader {
public void init () {
super.init();
........ you own code
}
public void start () {
super.start();
....your own staff
}
public void stop () {
super.stop();
... your own staff
}
... bind your data service and have fun
}
Then in ND studio, create a nd java page
open in html edit it's html code like this
<APPLET CODEBASE=**SPIDERCODEBASE**
**SPIDERARCHIVE**
CODE=myPackage.myClass
Archive="myJar.jar"
WIDTH=**SPIDERWIDTH** HEIGHT=**SPIDERHEIGHT**>
**SPIDERPARAMS**
</APPLET>
Put you class in ND applet path e.g. /NetDynamics/NetDynamicsXX/Applets
directory and on you way
James Law <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Has anyone on the list found it possible to bind to the ND CORBA
>services from a generic applet- say built in Visual Cafe?
>For our applet development, we would like very much to develop in an
>ide, but somehow be able to leverage the ND dataobjects, connection
>pooling and session management. We would prefer to not use netdynamics
>studio to develop applets.
>
>--James
>
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