Nexaweb Business Logic Perspective

Figure 43 shows the Nexaweb Business Logic perspective, which organizes the workspace with the following views and File menu items related to developing Java enterprise business logic:

Views

View	Description
Package Explorer	Displays the java hierarchy.
Source Editor	Business Logic classes editor.
Navigator	Displays the files of the project in a tree format.
Outline	Displays the components of the active file in a tree format.
Properties	Displays the properties of the selected component.
Tasks	Records list of reminders of tasks to do.

For more information on these views, see Eclipse's online help.

File > New:

Item	Description
Project	Opens the Project wizard.
Empty UI File	Creates an Empty UI file.
UI Stylesheet	Creates a UI Stylesheet.
Managed Client Object	Creates a new MCO.
Nexaweb Ajax Enterprise Application	Creates a Nexaweb Ajax enterprise project.
JavaScript Managed Client Object	Creates a JavaScript MCO.

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Figure 43: Nexaweb Studio – Business Logic Development perspective.

Nexaweb Data Binding Perspective

Figure 44 shows the Nexaweb Data Binding perspective, which organizes the workspace with the following views and File menu items related to adding data to your Nexaweb applications:

Views

View	Description
Package	Displays the Java element hierarchy of your project.
Outline	Displays the components of the active file in a tree format.
Properties	Displays the properties of the selected component.
Visual and Source Editors	XAL file visual and source editors.
Data	Displays dataservice and datasource resources.
Data Source Explorer	Displays datasources added to the project.
SQL Requests	Displays existing SQL requests.
Servers	Displays the configured servers.