• Introduction
•  Introducing Rogue Wave Server
  •  Rogue Wave Server Overview
    • What is an Active Object Server?
    • Rogue Wave Server Libraries and Services
    •  Modeling Services
      • Static Modeling Services
      • Dynamic Modeling Services
    •  Dynamic View Services
      • Standard Mechanism
      • Integration with Rogue Wave Server
      • Integration with Java Swing Data Sources
  •  Modeling Services
    •  Static Modeling Services
      • The Network Application Example
      • Relations
      • Entry and Derived Data Members
      • Smart Pointers
      • Inverting Relations
      • Referential Integrity
      • Dictionaries
    • Dynamic Modeling Services
    • Rogue Wave Views Script Integration
  •  Introducing Dynamic View Services
    •  Notification and View Services: Overview
      • Views and View Servers
      • View Types
    •  Dynamic Views
      • Implementing the View Server
      • Implementing the Component
      • Dynamic View Type Specification
      • Creating Dynamic Views
      • Using Dynamic Views to Edit Server Objects
      • Filtering
•  Tutorial: Building an Rogue Wave Server Application
  •  Introducing the Example
    • Prerequisites
    • The Network Example
    •  Application Files
      • Location of the Files
      • Description of the Files
  •  Running the swcomp Demonstration
    •  Launching the Demonstration
      • Launching the Demonstration on Solaris
      • Launching the Demonstration on Windows
    • Connecting to the Network Object Server
    •  Handling Hyper-References and Tables
      • Hyper-References
      • Tables
  •  Designing the Server Object Model
    • Defining Smart Pointers
    •  Defining Relations
      • Creating the Classes
    •  Inverting Relations
      • Inverting a Single Relation
      • Inverting Several Relations in the Same Data Structure
    • Defining Entries
    •  Defining Derived Members
      • Re-evaluation
    •  Enabling Runtime Access to the Object Model
      • Macros for Runtime Access
    • Executing the Server Main Loop
    • Registering Server Objects
    •  Compiling and Link Editing
      • Compiling and Link Editing on Solaris
      • Compiling and Link Editing on Windows
    •  Executing the Object Server
      • Executing the Object Server on Solaris
      • Executing the Object Server on Windows
  •  Using Dynamic Modeling Services
    • Introduction
    • Defining Classes
    • Defining Attributes
    • Defining Relations
    • Defining Member Functions
    •  Defining the Behavior of the Application
      • The OnLoad Function
      • Defining Computation Methods
      • Define Implementation of the display Method
    • Running a Dynamic Server
  •  Defining Dynamic Views Using Rogue Wave Server Studio
    •  Overview
      • What You Are Going To Do
      • What You Will Learn
    •  Preliminary Operations
      • Starting the Network Server
      • Launching Rogue Wave Server Studio
    • Rogue Wave Server Studio
    • Creating the Network Panel
    • Loading the Network Object Model
    •  Defining the DomainsOfNetwork View
      • Naming the View
      • Creating Table Representations
      • Filling the Main Data Source Table with Values
      • Associating a Table Gadget with the Table Data Source
      • Saving the Network Panel
      • Testing the Panel
      • Filling the Properties Data Source Table with Values
      • Adding an Entry Field to the Network Panel
      • Adding a File Menu to the Network Panel
      • Setting Attachments
      • Running a Final Test on the Network panel
    • Creating the Domain Nodes Panel
    •  Defining the DomainNodes View
      • Naming the View
      • Creating Data Source Tables
      • Filling the Data Source with Values
      • Creating a Hyper-Reference to the Network Panel
      • Associating a HRef Gadget with the Table (properties) Data Source
      • Applying Conditions to Representation Objects
      • Associating a Toggle Button with The Alarm Parameter
    • Creating Data Source Mappings
  •  Implementing a Java Component
    • Creating the View Specification File
    •  Building a Client with JavaBeans
      • Creating the Table
      • Customizing the Default Data Source Container
      • Initializing and Running the Component
      • Importing Server JavaBeans into the Palette for the first time

Introduction

Importing Server JavaBeans into the Palette for the first time