... INSTALLING AND CONFIGURING PHONEGAPFIGURE 2-5: Contents of the Android folderFIGURE 2-6: Main Java fi le in the src folderDownloading PhoneGap for BlackBerryBefore downloading and installing ... publishes in a variety of print and electronic formats and by print-on-demand. Some material included with standard print versions of this book may not be included in e-books or in print-on-demand. ... AMwww.it-ebooks.info Beginning PhoneGapPublished byJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.10475 Crosspoint BoulevardIndianapolis, IN 46256w w w.wiley .comCopyright â 2012 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Indianapolis,...
... 479■Using the Web Applications specification 488■Standard WARs: the Web URL Handler 49215.2 Providing and consuming web services 493 Providing a web service 494■Consuming a web service ... condition 466 User-input condition 46714.8 Bringing it all back home 47114.9 Summary 47515 Web applications and web services 47715.1 Creating webapplications 478 Using the HTTP Service ... In- container testing 231■Bundling tests 232■Covering all the bases 2357.2 Mocking OSGi 237 Testing expected behavior 237■Mocking in action 238 Mocking unexpected situations 240■Coping...
... applications. Mobile Application Features Figure 1–2. Mobileapplications are not web applications. The first thing to note is that mobileapplications are not web applications. The difference is in ... Apress web site at Apress.com. Contacting the Authors The authors can be contacted at their LinkedIn Profiles: Rohit Ghatol—http:/ /in. linkedin.com /in/ rohitghatol Yogesh Patel—www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=19911394 ... applications on the Internet, you need to think about two kinds of web development. 1. Webapplications that are accessible via browsers (meant for human interfacing) 2. Web services that are...
... 87Modular JavaScript 88Including JavaScript 88Scoping with JavaScript 90Working with the DOM 92Common DOM Methods 92vi | Table of Contentswww.it-ebooks.info Developing Large Web Applications by ... front lines, and I have had the goodfortune to help refine it myself while working as a web developer at one of the largest web applicationsin the world, Yahoo!. Web developers have a fascinating ... reusa-ble, maintainable, and reliable.Tenet 2The use of object orientation in JavaScript and server-side scripting languages im-proves reusability, maintainability, and reliability in large web applications...
... using a Popup templatewww.it-ebooks.info CHAPTER 2 ■ CREATING MOBILE PAGES22Listing 2-2. The mobileinit Function<script type="text/javascript"apex.jQuery(document).on("mobileinit", ... or in two distinct applications. The advantage of having two distinct applications is that you can manage them independently and release them separately. The advantage of having both user interfaces ... tabs, buttons, and links. The goal of business web- based applications is to concentrate on the business processes, rather than training users how to use the application. Mobile applications present...
... 10Association 10Modeling a Web Page 11Defining Page Types 11Defining Module Types 11Writing the Code 12Achieving Modularity 14Object-Oriented PHP 15Classes and Interfaces 15Inheritance in PHP 19Object-Oriented ... . . 221Caching Opportunities 222Caching CSS and JavaScript 222Caching Modules 227Caching for Pages 231Caching with Ajax 231Using Expires Headers 233Managing JavaScript 234JavaScript Placement ... the use of the information con-tained herein.TMThis book uses RepKover™, a durable and flexible lay-flat binding.ISBN: 978-0-596-80302-5[M]1267035305 Developing Large Web Applications ...
... aware of in this book: Indicates something that is missing (for you to fill in) in a line of code or a path(e.g., require_once( /navbar.inc);).<?php ?>Wraps PHP examples that contain the ... alwaysfind ways to make things better. His insights appear in one form or another on nearlyevery page of this book. Andy also kept our project moving along while being patientand understanding ... During this book’s deft tour of the complete web application stack, Kyle, the perfectguide, converts lines of explanatory code from one context into insightful tips in another. Build big by thinking...
... orientation in JavaScript and server-side scripting languagesimproves reusability, maintainability, and reliability in large webapplications by pro-moting modularity.This chapter begins with ... reusa-ble, maintainable, and reliable.Tenet 2The use of object orientation in JavaScript and server-side scripting languages im-proves reusability, maintainability, and reliability in large webapplications ... it.Achieving ModularityYou achieve modularity in large web applications, as in other types of software, throughencapsulation, abstraction, and maintaining as much of a loose coupling as possibleamong...
... implements the interfacemust use the exact same method signatures as defined in the interface. Because aninterface doesn’t implement anything, you cannot construct an object from an inter-face; ... 2: Object Orientation Modeling a Web PageNow let’s turn to the class diagram for a web page, shown in Figure 2-3. This diagramcaptures the way we’re going to think about web pages when we write ... without an invoking object. public static function increment_deposits() { self::$deposits++; }}Because there is no invoking object for static methods, you cannot use $this within a static...
... theconstructor:Account.incrementDeposits();Inheritance in JavaScriptJavaScript implements inheritance using the prototype objects we discussed earlier.Recall that every object you create using new in JavaScript ... of using closures in JavaScript), are not very common in practice, so we won’t use them in this book. Most JavaScript developers using objectorientation realize that the interfaces they define ... technically data in JavaScript).Creating an objectExample 2-9 illustrates how to define an object in JavaScript. This object defines twoproperties as data members (balance and minimum) and two...
... h1 to h6 with one h1.iframe Inline subwindow containing its own document.img Embedded image.input Input for a form, which can be of many different types.ins Inserted text with respect to ... Label for a form input. Every input should have one with for set.legend Gives a title to a fieldset tag.li List item within an ol or ul tag.link Link conveying relationship information, typically ... CSS.sub Think of this in a semantic way. Avoid using it just to lower text.sup Think of this in a semantic way. Avoid using it just to raise text.table Table for data that is truly tabular in nature....
... something usefulwith the RDFa statements inweb applications. With a groundswell of interest in usingRDFa data at major websites such as Yahoo! and Google, it’s possible that modern web applications ... see published as web pages) and the “data Web (the one increasingly consumed by applications via web services). If we are part of the growing web community that believes that websitesshould ... emerging technology for extending your HTML to provideadditional meaning. It has special significance for the Semantic Web. The Semantic Web is an evolving extension of the World Wide Webin which...
... evenwithin a single page, since each method has some benefits, depending on the specificsituation.LinkingLinking allows you to place CSS in a file, which you then apply by placing a link tag in ... none;}</style> </head>InliningInlining sets CSS styles for an individual element of an HTML page using its styleattribute. You should use inlining very sparingly, because it requires ... application: linking, embedding, orinlining. Although linking is generally the most desirable of these options, it is commonto find some combination of these methods in use across a large web application,...
... is inherent in your information architecture will dictatePositioning Techniques | 65 #nwcpop ul{ list-style-type: disc; margin: 0; padding: 0; }#nwcpop li{ margin-left: 15px; line-height: ... approach. In Example 4-14, we’re settingthe margin separately using CSS scoped at the page level to demonstrate marginschanging based on where the module is used.Example 4-14. Setting CSS properties ... then, for establishing the containing block explicitly is to applyrelative positioning to a chosen ancestor element. If you avoid specifying coordinatesfor the ancestor (i.e., using top, left,...
... placedwithin the layout. Setting display to inline for floated elements with margins avoidsthe infamous “double margin” bug in earlier versions of Internet Explorer that doubledthe margins for ... container. This container holds twomodules placed side by side in a single row. Examples 4-21 and 4-22 present animplementation for a 2ì1 container using the techniques discussed in Float-ing ... </div>Layouts and Containers | 73 padding: 20px; background: #ccc; margin-top: 10px;}#laydtl .laydtllatpri{ float: left; display: inline; width: 310px; overflow: hidden; margin-right: 30px;}#laydtl...