seaBreeze Documentation

Table of Contents

1. Installation
Explains what prerequisites have to be fullfilled to work with seaBreeze, and how to install seaBreeze into a VisualWorks develper image.
2. Design and Architecture
How seaBreeze is designed, its architecture, and it's connections to Seaside
2.1. The SBApplicationModel
Description of the functionality and services of class SBApplictaionModel.
2.2. Control Flow in seaBreeze Applications
How the application control flow can be designed in seaBreeze, and what the SeaSide framework provides for support.
3. Start a new application
We develop a little demo application here, to show you how to get started.
3.1. Using the Editor
How to make the most of the features of the seaBreeze-Editor.
3.1.1. The Toolbar
This chapter will describe all buttons and menus of the toolbar.
3.1.2. The Preview Area
The Preview Area in the editor has some unique features. So we describe them here.
3.1.3. The Element Tree
The element tree allows you to select each element on the page, and more.
3.1.4. The Palette
Describes and explains the palette and all elements provided.
3.1.5. The Element Editor
Description of the Element Editor and all of its property tabs.
3.1.6. The Status Bar
A short explanation of the enhanced Seaside status bar.
5. How to display a collection of objects
Webpages typically show a lot of information, in lists or tables. This chapter will show how this can be done in seaBreeze




©Georg Heeg ek 2008, published under MIT License