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==Xebra Libraries== | ==Xebra Libraries== | ||
| − | === Error=== | + | === Thread Utilities === |
| + | An implementation of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread_pool_pattern| Thread Pool]. There are two implementations: with or without data class reuse (DATA_THREAD_POOL and THREAD_POOL). | ||
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| + | === Xebra AST Elements === | ||
| + | This library contains various classes which model eiffel language constructs. It consists of classes, features, comments, locals and expressions. They can be combined to build an object model of an eiffel class. Convenience features are provided to add locals and variables with unique names. | ||
| + | AST Elements can be serialized to a text representation. | ||
| + | It also contains some specialized classes for Xebra. | ||
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| + | === Xebra Common === | ||
| + | |||
| + | Xebra_common contains all commands, command responses and interfaces for commands that are used by the server and the webapps. Furthermore, it contains deferred classes for server modules and webapp config classes. | ||
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| + | === Xebra Error=== | ||
Provides internal error types for all xebra applications such as XERROR_CANNOT_OPEN_FILE or XERROR_SOCKET_NOT_BOUND. These errors are not supplied to the browser but only displayed in the log/console. | Provides internal error types for all xebra applications such as XERROR_CANNOT_OPEN_FILE or XERROR_SOCKET_NOT_BOUND. These errors are not supplied to the browser but only displayed in the log/console. | ||
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| − | === Error Responses === | + | === Xebra Error Responses === |
Classes from xebra_error_responses are split into XER_SERVER: error responses generated by the server and XER_APP: error responses generated by the webapp. Both types are ultimately sent to the http server plugin and displayed in the user's browser. For instance XER_POST_TOO_BIG is a server error response that is created if the post request is bigger than allowed. XER_APP_CANNOT_FIND_PAGE is a response created by the webapp and then sent to the server if no servlet with the specified name was defined. | Classes from xebra_error_responses are split into XER_SERVER: error responses generated by the server and XER_APP: error responses generated by the webapp. Both types are ultimately sent to the http server plugin and displayed in the user's browser. For instance XER_POST_TOO_BIG is a server error response that is created if the post request is bigger than allowed. XER_APP_CANNOT_FIND_PAGE is a response created by the webapp and then sent to the server if no servlet with the specified name was defined. | ||
| − | === Http === | + | === Xebra Http === |
| − | === | + | |
| − | === | + | Xebra_http provides classes for cookies, html requests, html responses, sessions and their parsers. |
| − | + | ||
| + | === Xebra Taglibrary Base === | ||
| + | The base tag library contains all the basic Xebra tag implementations like display, call and iterate. For a more detailed explanation of the tags see [[Xebra_Taglib_Xeb| the documentation]]. | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Xebra Taglibrary Form === | ||
| + | The form tag library contains all tag implementations for form related tags. Automatic wrapping of values, controls and validations are included in this library. For a more detailed explanation see [[Xebra_Taglib_Form|here]]. | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Xebra Taglibrary XRPC === | ||
| + | This tag library contains tags for XML-RPC applications. For further information see [[Xebra_Taglib_XRPC|here]]. | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Xebra Utilities === | ||
| + | |||
| + | Xebra_utilities is a collection of independent helper classes such as text escaper, file utilities, log outputter, stopwatch, string expander etc. | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Xebra Tags === | ||
| + | Contains all super classes used for xebra tags and xebra tag arguments. Also contains super classes for servlet generation (XGEN_SERVLET_GENERATOR). | ||
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| + | ===Xebra Web Application=== | ||
| − | + | Provides all necessary base classes such as XWA_SERVLET, XWA_CONTROLLER, XWA_APPLICATION to webapp applications. Takes care of communication with server. | |
| − | + | ||
| − | = | + | = Other = |
| − | + | * [[Xebra Benchmarks|Benchmarks]] | |
| − | === | + | == Howtos == |
| − | + | ===Build Windows Installer=== | |
| − | + | * Install apache (c:\apache) | |
| − | + | *Visual Build Professional 7: | |
| + | **Open xebra\tools\installer\win\XebraBuild.bld | ||
| + | **Adapt Macro->Project variables to match your system (APACHE, ROOT) | ||
| + | **Run | ||
| + | *Inno Setup 5 Compiler | ||
| + | **Open xebra\tools\installer\win\innosetup\xebra_install_test.iss | ||
| + | **Generate new AppId | ||
| + | **Changed AppVersion | ||
| + | **Check that LicenseFile file exists (gnu licence?) | ||
| + | **Check Source files are correct folder | ||
| + | **Build | ||
Latest revision as of 08:02, 1 September 2009
About | Installation | Documentation | Tutorials | Frequently Asked Questions
Contents
Overview
Xebra HTTP Server Plugins
Mod_xebra for Apache
Xebra Server
Web Applications
Xebra Tag Libraries
On the following pages you can find the descriptions of the different tags of the available tag libraries.
Master pages
XML_RPC
Code documentation
Xebra Libraries
Thread Utilities
An implementation of a Thread Pool. There are two implementations: with or without data class reuse (DATA_THREAD_POOL and THREAD_POOL).
Xebra AST Elements
This library contains various classes which model eiffel language constructs. It consists of classes, features, comments, locals and expressions. They can be combined to build an object model of an eiffel class. Convenience features are provided to add locals and variables with unique names. AST Elements can be serialized to a text representation. It also contains some specialized classes for Xebra.
Xebra Common
Xebra_common contains all commands, command responses and interfaces for commands that are used by the server and the webapps. Furthermore, it contains deferred classes for server modules and webapp config classes.
Xebra Error
Provides internal error types for all xebra applications such as XERROR_CANNOT_OPEN_FILE or XERROR_SOCKET_NOT_BOUND. These errors are not supplied to the browser but only displayed in the log/console.
Xebra Error Responses
Classes from xebra_error_responses are split into XER_SERVER: error responses generated by the server and XER_APP: error responses generated by the webapp. Both types are ultimately sent to the http server plugin and displayed in the user's browser. For instance XER_POST_TOO_BIG is a server error response that is created if the post request is bigger than allowed. XER_APP_CANNOT_FIND_PAGE is a response created by the webapp and then sent to the server if no servlet with the specified name was defined.
Xebra Http
Xebra_http provides classes for cookies, html requests, html responses, sessions and their parsers.
Xebra Taglibrary Base
The base tag library contains all the basic Xebra tag implementations like display, call and iterate. For a more detailed explanation of the tags see the documentation.
Xebra Taglibrary Form
The form tag library contains all tag implementations for form related tags. Automatic wrapping of values, controls and validations are included in this library. For a more detailed explanation see here.
Xebra Taglibrary XRPC
This tag library contains tags for XML-RPC applications. For further information see here.
Xebra Utilities
Xebra_utilities is a collection of independent helper classes such as text escaper, file utilities, log outputter, stopwatch, string expander etc.
Xebra Tags
Contains all super classes used for xebra tags and xebra tag arguments. Also contains super classes for servlet generation (XGEN_SERVLET_GENERATOR).
Xebra Web Application
Provides all necessary base classes such as XWA_SERVLET, XWA_CONTROLLER, XWA_APPLICATION to webapp applications. Takes care of communication with server.
Other
Howtos
Build Windows Installer
- Install apache (c:\apache)
- Visual Build Professional 7:
- Open xebra\tools\installer\win\XebraBuild.bld
- Adapt Macro->Project variables to match your system (APACHE, ROOT)
- Run
- Inno Setup 5 Compiler
- Open xebra\tools\installer\win\innosetup\xebra_install_test.iss
- Generate new AppId
- Changed AppVersion
- Check that LicenseFile file exists (gnu licence?)
- Check Source files are correct folder
- Build
