Hi

Maybe this is a place we can steal a page from HTML-style coding?

Define a short-hand syntax something like:

  <PushButton buttonData="OK"
onButtonPressed="javascript:application.doAction()">
  </PushButton>

-- Noel.

Todd Volkert wrote:
> Unfortunately, there's not really any more that can be trimmed off of
> this.  Technically, in your case, you don't need the CDATA tag, but
> it's not recommended to remove this, as you could then accidentally
> create invalid XML.
>
> -T
>
> On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 11:05 AM, Vicente de Rivera III
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>
>     Looking at the itunes demo, I've managed this
>
>     <PushButton buttonData="OK">
>                     <buttonPressListeners>
>                         <wtkx:script>
>                                  <![CDATA[
>                                         function buttonPressed(button) {
>                                             application.doAction();
>                                         }
>                                  ]]>
>                         </wtkx:script>
>                     </buttonPressListeners>
>     </PushButton>
>
>     where application is a reference to the Java class which would be
>     my Controller. Although I'm really grateful that I got a cleaner
>     Java code, I'd like to ask if there a more clever way to reduce
>     this code :D
>
>     thanks you so much!
>     -
>     thirdy
>
>
>     On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 7:34 PM, Greg Brown <[email protected]
>     <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>         You might try defining your event handlers in WTKX. That helps
>         associate them with the components to which they apply, and
>         forces you to define a clear public API in your main class (or
>         classes).
>
>         Re: CRUD apps - I would suggest returning your result sets as
>         JSON and using data binding to populate your forms.
>
>         G
>
>
>         On Aug 31, 2009, at 10:32 PM, Vicente de Rivera III wrote:
>
>>         Hi,
>>
>>         I've recently finished my first Pivot app,
>>         http://lazychick-4ita.appspot.com/
>>         But my code is really unmaintainable specially with handling
>>         exceptions from web queries. And I got all
>>         event handling in one Main class, actually I got everything
>>         in the Main class and 3 wtkx files.
>>
>>         Now that I'm ready to start my new app. How can I solve this?
>>         What Design patterns do you recommend when developing with
>>         Pivot? Let's say for example, a Pivot desktop CRUD app with a
>>         JDBC backend
>>
>>         Thanks!!!
>>         -
>>         thirdy
>
>
>

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