JavaScript. Generated files are located under WebContent/VAADIN/widgetsets/*.
Client-side compilation is required if you create new or modify existing widgets.
-You may use either this script or IT Mill Toolkit Hosted Mode.launch (in Eclipse)
+You may use either this script or Vaadin Hosted Mode Browser.launch (in Eclipse)
to compile your client-side java code.
-By default IT Mill Toolkit first tries to serve widgetset resources from the file system, if that
+By default Vaadin first tries to serve widgetset resources from the file system, if that
fails then files are streamed from vaadin-<version>.jar.
See configure target to adjust this buildfile.
-->
<target name="configure">
- <!-- Path from this file to the root of the toolkit distribution package -->
+ <!-- Path from this file to the root of the Vaadin distribution package -->
<property name="base" value="../../../" />
<!-- which platform we are in, possible values are windows, linux and mac -->
<!-- where platform specific GWT distribution is located -->
<property name="gwt-location" value="${base}gwt" />
- <!-- where Toolkit jar is located -->
+ <!-- where Vaadin jar is located -->
<property name="toolkit-jar-location" value="${base}WebContent/WEB-INF/lib/vaadin-@version@.jar" />
<!-- where project client-side widgetset source files are located -->
<delete dir="build" />\r
</target>\r
\r
- <!-- Compiles your Toolkit application -->\r
+ <!-- Compiles your Vaadin application -->\r
<target name="compile" depends="init">\r
- <echo message="Compiling Toolkit application sources." />\r
+ <echo message="Compiling Vaadin application sources." />\r
<path id="compile.class.path">\r
<fileset dir="WebContent">\r
<include name="WEB-INF/lib/*.jar" />\r
</javac>\r
</target>\r
\r
- <!-- Creates Toolkit WAR package (requires Application Server / Servlet Container)-->\r
+ <!-- Creates Vaadin WAR package (requires Application Server / Servlet Container)-->\r
<target name="war-package" depends="compile">\r
<echo message="Creating WAR package." />\r
<war warfile="build/${ant.project.name}.war" webxml="WebContent/WEB-INF/web.xml">\r
</war>\r
</target>\r
\r
- <!-- Creates Toolkit JAR package that contains embedded WebServer -->\r
+ <!-- Creates Vaadin JAR package that contains embedded WebServer -->\r
<target name="jar-package" depends="war-package">\r
<echo message="Creating JAR package." />\r
<copy tofile="build/WebServer-temp/embedded.war" file="build/${ant.project.name}.war" />\r
</copy>\r
</target>\r
\r
- <!-- Creates both Toolkit WAR and JAR packages -->\r
+ <!-- Creates both Vaadin WAR and JAR packages -->\r
<target name="package" depends="jar-package">\r
<jar destfile="build/${ant.project.name}.jar" basedir="build/WebServer-temp" manifest="build/WebServer-temp/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF" />\r
<echo message="Created WAR-file to build/${ant.project.name}.war." />\r
<classpath>
<classpathentry kind="con" path="org.eclipse.jdt.launching.JRE_CONTAINER"/>
<classpathentry kind="src" path="WebContent/WEB-INF/src"/>
- <classpathentry kind="lib" path="WebContent/WEB-INF/lib/itmill-toolkit-<version></version>.jar"/>
+ <classpathentry kind="lib" path="WebContent/WEB-INF/lib/vaadin-<version></version>.jar"/>
<classpathentry kind="lib" path="gwt/gwt-user.jar" />
<classpathentry kind="lib" path="gwt/gwt-servlet.jar" />
<classpathentry kind="lib" path="WebContent/demo/lib/reservr/gwt-maps.jar" />
==============================================================================\r
-IT Mill Toolkit <version></version> Readme\r
+Vaadin <version></version> Readme\r
==============================================================================\r
\r
-------------\r
\r
Open a shell window, change to the installation directory, and execute "sh start.sh". It\r
will start a web application at port 8888 on the local host and opens a web browser window\r
-to display the start page of IT Mill Toolkit Content Browser.\r
+to display the start page of Vaadin Content Browser.\r
\r
The installation directory is a web application as itself and is directly importable to\r
Eclipse IDE by selecting "File / Import / Existing Projects into Workspace" from Eclipse\r
main menu. See the manual for detailed instructions.\r
\r
-------------------------------------------\r
-What's Inside the IT Mill Toolkit Package?\r
-------------------------------------------\r
+---------------------------------\r
+What's Inside the Vaadin Package?\r
+---------------------------------\r
\r
-You should start exploring IT Mill Toolkit through the provided Content Browser web\r
+You should start exploring Vaadin through the provided Content Browser web\r
application within this package; see 'How to Start?' above.\r
\r
The WebContent directory contains the content available through the Content Browser: the\r
-IT Mill Toolkit Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started\r
-with IT Mill Toolkit.\r
+Vaadin Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started\r
+with Vaadin.\r
\r
Below is a list of most important locations and files:\r
\r
-Start IT Mill Toolkit\r
-- start exploring IT Mill Toolkit by double-clicking this icon\r
+Start Vaadin\r
+- start exploring Vaadin by double-clicking this icon\r
\r
COPYING\r
- license file\r
\r
WebContent/vaadin-<version></version>.jar\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit Library containing Java source and compiled files\r
+- Vaadin Library containing Java source and compiled files\r
\r
WebContent/doc/manual.pdf\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit Reference Manual in PDF format\r
+- Vaadin Reference Manual in PDF format\r
\r
WebContent/doc/manual/index.html\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit Reference Manual in HTML format\r
+- Vaadin Reference Manual in HTML format\r
\r
WebContent/doc/api/index.html\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit API Documentation as JavaDoc reference\r
+- Vaadin API Documentation as JavaDoc reference\r
\r
WebContent/WEB-INF/src\r
- Content Browser source code, compiled into WebContent/WEB-INF/classes\r
- launch configurations for Eclipse workspace\r
\r
WebContent/doc/example-source/build-widgetset.xml\r
-- example on how to build GWT widget sets for IT Mill Toolkit application\r
+- example on how to build GWT widget sets for Vaadin application\r
\r
WebContent/VAADIN\r
- widget sets and themes\r
==============================================================================\r
-IT Mill Toolkit <version></version> Readme\r
+Vaadin <version></version> Readme\r
==============================================================================\r
\r
-------------\r
\r
Start Terminal.app and run the start.sh script in the installation directory. It will\r
start a web application at port 8888 on the local host and opens a web\r
-browser window to display the start page of IT Mill Toolkit Content\r
-Browser.\r
+browser window to display the start page of Vaadin Content Browser.\r
\r
The installation directory is a web application as itself and is directly importable to\r
Eclipse IDE by selecting "File / Import / Existing Projects into Workspace" from Eclipse\r
main menu. See the manual for detailed instructions.\r
\r
-------------------------------------------\r
-What's Inside the IT Mill Toolkit Package?\r
-------------------------------------------\r
+---------------------------------\r
+What's Inside the Vaadin Package?\r
+---------------------------------\r
\r
-You should start exploring IT Mill Toolkit through the provided Content Browser web\r
+You should start exploring Vaadin through the provided Content Browser web\r
application within this package; see 'How to Start?' above.\r
\r
The WebContent directory contains the content available through the Content Browser: the\r
-IT Mill Toolkit Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started\r
-with IT Mill Toolkit.\r
+Vaadin Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started\r
+with Vaadin.\r
\r
Below is a list of most important locations and files:\r
\r
-Start IT Mill Toolkit\r
-- start exploring IT Mill Toolkit by double-clicking this icon\r
+Start Vaadin\r
+- start exploring Vaadin by double-clicking this icon\r
\r
COPYING\r
- license file\r
\r
WebContent/vaadin-<version></version>.jar\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit Library containing Java source and compiled files\r
+- Vaadin Library containing Java source and compiled files\r
\r
WebContent/doc/manual.pdf\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit Reference Manual in PDF format\r
+- Vaadin Reference Manual in PDF format\r
\r
WebContent/doc/manual/index.html\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit Reference Manual in HTML format\r
+- Vaadin Reference Manual in HTML format\r
\r
WebContent/doc/api/index.html\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit API Documentation as JavaDoc reference\r
+- Vaadin API Documentation as JavaDoc reference\r
\r
WebContent/WEB-INF/src\r
- Content Browser source code, compiled into WebContent/WEB-INF/classes\r
- launch configurations for Eclipse workspace\r
\r
WebContent/doc/example-source/build-widgetset.xml\r
-- example on how to build GWT widget sets for IT Mill Toolkit application\r
+- example on how to build GWT widget sets for Vaadin application\r
\r
WebContent/VAADIN\r
- widget sets and themes\r
==============================================================================
-IT Mill Toolkit <version></version> Readme
+Vaadin <version></version> Readme
==============================================================================
-This is an experimental version of IT Mill Toolkit <version></version> built using
+This is an experimental version of Vaadin <version></version> built using
out of process hosted mode (OOPHM) branch of Google Web Toolkit. It uses different
version of GWT libraries and compiler than the official <version></version>, so please
use with caution. The benefits are that after you install browser plugins from
gwt/plugins, you should be able to enable hosted mode within real browsers by adding
?gwt.hosted=127.0.0.1:9997 parameter to the application url you are using.
-Please post any comments and questions about OOPHM version to IT Mill Toolkit forums.
+Please post any comments and questions about OOPHM version to Vaadin forums.
-------------
How to Start?
Open a shell window, change to the installation directory, and execute "sh start.sh". It
will start a web application at port 8888 on the local host and opens a web browser window
-to display the start page of IT Mill Toolkit Content Browser.
+to display the start page of Vaadin Content Browser.
The installation directory is a web application as itself and is directly importable to
Eclipse IDE by selecting "File / Import / Existing Projects into Workspace" from Eclipse
main menu. See the manual for detailed instructions.
-------------------------------------------
-What's Inside the IT Mill Toolkit Package?
-------------------------------------------
+---------------------------------
+What's Inside the Vaadin Package?
+---------------------------------
-You should start exploring IT Mill Toolkit through the provided Content Browser web
+You should start exploring Vaadin through the provided Content Browser web
application within this package; see 'How to Start?' above.
The WebContent directory contains the content available through the Content Browser: the
-IT Mill Toolkit Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started
-with IT Mill Toolkit.
+Vaadin Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started
+with Vaadin.
Below is a list of most important locations and files:
-Start IT Mill Toolkit
-- start exploring IT Mill Toolkit by double-clicking this icon
+Start Vaadin
+- start exploring Vaadin by double-clicking this icon
COPYING
- license file
WebContent/vaadin-<version></version>.jar
-- IT Mill Toolkit Library containing Java source and compiled files
+- Vaadin Library containing Java source and compiled files
WebContent/doc/manual.pdf
-- IT Mill Toolkit Reference Manual in PDF format
+- Vaadin Reference Manual in PDF format
WebContent/doc/manual/index.html
-- IT Mill Toolkit Reference Manual in HTML format
+- Vaadin Reference Manual in HTML format
WebContent/doc/api/index.html
-- IT Mill Toolkit API Documentation as JavaDoc reference
+- Vaadin API Documentation as JavaDoc reference
WebContent/WEB-INF/src
- Content Browser source code, compiled into WebContent/WEB-INF/classes
- launch configurations for Eclipse workspace
WebContent/doc/example-source/build-widgetset.xml
-- example on how to build GWT widget sets for IT Mill Toolkit application
+- example on how to build GWT widget sets for Vaadin application
WebContent/VAADIN
- widget sets and themes
==============================================================================\r
-IT Mill Toolkit <version></version> Readme\r
+Vaadin <version></version> Readme\r
==============================================================================\r
\r
-------------\r
-------------\r
\r
Just double-click start.bat icon. It will start a web application at port 8888 on the\r
-local host and opens a web browser window to display the start page of IT Mill Toolkit\r
-Content Browser.\r
+local host and opens a web browser window to display the start page of Vaadin Content\r
+Browser.\r
\r
The installation directory is a web application as itself and is directly importable to\r
Eclipse IDE by selecting "File / Import / Existing Projects into Workspace" from Eclipse\r
main menu. See the manual for detailed instructions.\r
\r
-------------------------------------------\r
-What's Inside the IT Mill Toolkit Package?\r
-------------------------------------------\r
+---------------------------------\r
+What's Inside the Vaadin Package?\r
+---------------------------------\r
\r
-You should start exploring IT Mill Toolkit through the provided Content Browser web\r
+You should start exploring Vaadin through the provided Content Browser web\r
application within this package; see 'How to Start?' above.\r
\r
The WebContent directory contains the content available through the Content Browser: the\r
-IT Mill Toolkit Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started\r
-with IT Mill Toolkit.\r
+Vaadin Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started\r
+with Vaadin.\r
\r
Below is a list of most important locations and files:\r
\r
-Start IT Mill Toolkit\r
-- start exploring IT Mill Toolkit by double-clicking this icon\r
+Start Vaadin\r
+- start exploring Vaadin by double-clicking this icon\r
\r
COPYING\r
- license file\r
\r
WebContent/vaadin-<version></version>.jar\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit Library containing Java source and compiled files\r
+- Vaadin Library containing Java source and compiled files\r
\r
WebContent/doc/manual.pdf\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit Reference Manual in PDF format\r
+- Vaadin Reference Manual in PDF format\r
\r
WebContent/doc/manual/index.html\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit Reference Manual in HTML format\r
+- Vaadin Reference Manual in HTML format\r
\r
WebContent/doc/api/index.html\r
-- IT Mill Toolkit API Documentation as JavaDoc reference\r
+- Vaadin API Documentation as JavaDoc reference\r
\r
WebContent/WEB-INF/src\r
- Content Browser source code, compiled into WebContent/WEB-INF/classes\r
- launch configurations for Eclipse workspace\r
\r
WebContent/doc/example-source/build-widgetset.xml\r
-- example on how to build GWT widget sets for IT Mill Toolkit application\r
+- example on how to build GWT widget sets for Vaadin application\r
\r
WebContent/VAADIN\r
- widget sets and themes\r
import java.io.IOException;\r
\r
/**\r
- * This class opens default browser for ITMillDesktopLaunch class. Default\r
- * browser is detected by the operating system.\r
+ * This class opens default browser for DemoLauncher class. Default browser is\r
+ * detected by the operating system.\r
* \r
*/\r
public class BrowserLauncher {\r
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