JGuiGen Lead Script
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The demo pre-script
- ./rec.sh
- rm -rf ~vds/.java/
- cd ~vds/downloads
- rm -rf jguigen
- enter password
- cd ~vds/downloads
- If you have not checked out the code then:
- svn checkout https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jguigen/JGuiGen/trunk/ jguigen
- cd jguigen
- unzip JGuiGenMisc.zip
- time ./build.sh
- hide the panel
- xview JGuiGen_Screenshot.jpg & - Elegant CRUD
- maximize it
- rec -c 1 -d /dev/dsp -t wav -r 44100 - | lame -h - junk.mp3
- F8 start recording swf
Generating a screen for the Lead table
- sh ./runUtil.sh DatabaseManager
- type: "... Standalone"
- driver: JGuiGenDb
- Ok
- select * from jguigen_i18n where upper(CLASSNAME ) = 'LEAD'
- and make sure that no Lead.properties file is in conf
- cut and paste new table "Lead"
- cut and paste the index
- discuss the table columns
- lead_ID integer identity
- lead_DATE timestamp
- lead_PHONE char(20)
- isremoved smallint - the deleted flag
- lastchangedby char(20) - for sanity and multi user functionality
- lastchangeddate timestamp default null - for validation and multi user functionality
- ./run.sh JGuiGen
- Starting in the Data Dictionary Menu
- Mark Tables - place a check mark on the "Process Table" field for your new Lead Table
- Check Data Dictionary, Leave Flags, Run Now
- Edit Data Dict ... Select the Lead table
- Generate Application
- Model
- Order
- Create Java
- time ./build.sh
- ./run.sh com.halepringle.src.Lead
The Lead Demo
- Compile and run the new gui
- time ./build.sh
- show out-of-the-box features of the gui
- View, Add, Edit, Delete ... right click duplicate
- resize a column
- drag a colummn
- resize the Lead window
- Drag the Lead window
- close the window
- relaunch the window
- mention your suprise at the saved preferences
- wash, rinse, repeat ?, ?, ?, and ? showing features
- Quickly adding a column, such as: ssn, phone, address
- Internationalization
- Hot keys
- Change validation error message and Test
- blast the coffee cup
- run test scripts against the gui
- show test script output
- launch eclipse