You can edit the settings of a Nexaweb Application from the Nexaweb Application Overview page. To access this page, right click on the project in the Navigator view and select Nexaweb Application Overview. The Nexaweb Application Overview page appears similar to Figure 9 for a Nexaweb Ajax Platform Application or Figure 10 for a Nexaweb Java Platform Application.
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Figure 9. Nexaweb Ajax Application Overview |
General: Specifies deployment files for the application. Default Launch Page: Select the .html file or URL to use as the default launch page for the application. Defaults to ajax-index.html. The name of this file, except for the extension, must match the name of the Default UI Page. Default UI Page: Select the .xal file or URL to use as the default UI page for the application. Defaults to ajax-index.xal. The name of this file, except for the extension, must match the name of the Default Launch Page. Platform Information: Specifies information about the version of the Nexaweb platform used to create this project. Project Type: Specifies the type of project as Ajax Platform or Client; or Java Platform or client type application. Version: Specifies version of Nexaweb platform used to create this project. Build: Specifies the Nexaweb platform version build number. Location: Specifies the physical location of the Nexaweb platform on the system. Start Application: Provides options for starting the application in normal or debug mode, or from a browser. Run: Launches the current Ajax application in the Nexaweb Studio built-in Mozilla Browser. Debug: Runs a Nexaweb Ajax Application in debug mode Run in Browser: Launches a Nexaweb Ajax Application in the default web browser for the system on which it runs. Upgrade Nexaweb Support: Replace the Nexaweb libraries and files in this project with the Nexaweb libraries associated with a new version of Nexaweb platform. Application Configuration: Provides access to forms through which you can edit the applications' client and server configurations. Server Configuration: Launches the server configuration editor where you can specify server configuration parameters. |
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Figure 10: Nexaweb Java Application Overview |
General: Specifies deployment files for the application. Default UI Page: Select the .xal file or URL to use as the default UI page for the application. Defaults to java-index.xal. Platform Information: Specifies information about the version of the Nexaweb platform used to create this project. Application Name: Specifies the name of the selected application project. Project Type: Specifies the type of project as Ajax Platform or Client; or Java Platform or client type application. Version: Specifies version of Nexaweb platform used to create this project. Build: Specifies the Nexaweb platform version build number. Location: Specifies the physical location of the Nexaweb platform on the system. Start Application: Provides options for starting the application in normal or debug mode, or from a browser. Run application: Launches the current Java application in the Nexaweb standalone client. Debug application: Runs a Nexaweb Java Application in debug mode. Run application in browser: Launches the current Nexaweb Ajax application in the default web browser for the system on which it runs. Upgrade Nexaweb Support: Replace the Nexaweb libraries and files in this project with the Nexaweb libraries associated with a new version of Nexaweb platform. Application Configuration: Provides access to forms through which you can edit the applications' client and server configurations. Client Configuration: Launches the client configuration editor where you can specify client configuration parameters. Server Configuration: Launches the server configuration editor where you can specify server configuration parameters. |