Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Something I am doing now...
(1) Build protocols between portlet and central visual theme control, basically this is a subset of bigger session control logic.
(2) Build event handler dynamic registration mechanism. When this is done, this system will accept 3 rd party custom development to create event, custom action and event handlers, and event subscribers.
There is a bigger picture in front of me, I am actually building a common platform of web application.
(2) Build event handler dynamic registration mechanism. When this is done, this system will accept 3 rd party custom development to create event, custom action and event handlers, and event subscribers.
There is a bigger picture in front of me, I am actually building a common platform of web application.
Friday, December 11, 2009
This is a source code of a right side menu in business blog page
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
A practically Useful Business Web Development Framework
My first blog for the thing I recently did and continue pursue my happiness. :-)
First of all, I have little time to organize a neat blog, I am just trying, following a few friends' suggestion, to create this blog, to see how it will go.
The purpose of this blog, is to dig a place for the discussion about what I am doing for a simple yet powerful web development framework and methodology.
My framework focuses on stylesheet design, portlet-based UI unit, with param-based role / session / request control at doc element level. Ajax & normal request share the same bean, stylesheet instances.
xml is the backbone of the framework, so that is easy to build SOA, cache, common shared objects. javascript is combined with backend objects so it always delivers the right control based on specific dynamic-built page.....just name a few...
how to use java applet, flash, is not related to framework, these are table content inside the page templates. but sure, they can be controlled by stylesheets' params which are offered by backend beans.
First of all, I have little time to organize a neat blog, I am just trying, following a few friends' suggestion, to create this blog, to see how it will go.
The purpose of this blog, is to dig a place for the discussion about what I am doing for a simple yet powerful web development framework and methodology.
My framework focuses on stylesheet design, portlet-based UI unit, with param-based role / session / request control at doc element level. Ajax & normal request share the same bean, stylesheet instances.
xml is the backbone of the framework, so that is easy to build SOA, cache, common shared objects. javascript is combined with backend objects so it always delivers the right control based on specific dynamic-built page.....just name a few...
how to use java applet, flash, is not related to framework, these are table content inside the page templates. but sure, they can be controlled by stylesheets' params which are offered by backend beans.
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