Mobicloud text tutorial - Revision history

AjithRanabahu: /* Editing Metadata */

2011-10-07T13:30:27Z

‎Editing Metadata

2011-10-07T13:26:43Z

‎What is Next ?

2011-10-07T13:22:45Z

‎Editing Metadata

2011-10-07T13:21:02Z

‎Editing View Attributes

2011-10-07T13:16:29Z

‎Editing Controller Attributes

2011-10-07T13:14:25Z

‎Editing Model Attributes

2011-06-03T15:32:38Z

‎Scope and Applicability

2011-06-03T01:07:45Z

‎Important UI components

2011-06-02T18:20:30Z

‎Introduction

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‎Hello World : A Running Example

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 [[File:mobicloud-metadata.png | thumb | 300px |center| Metadata Editing Dialog]]
-For this program, all you need is an id attribute. The value of the id attribute depends on your targets, for example, the case of Google App Engine requires the id to be a valid Google app id.
+For this program, all you need is an id attribute. The value of the id attribute depends on your targets, for example, the case of Google App Engine requires the id to be a valid Google app id. (See [http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/gettingstarted/uploading.html Google App Engine documentation] to find out how to obtain an app id)
 [[File:mobicloud-metadata-added.png | thumb | 300px |center| Metadata Added]]

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 == What is Next ? ==
-Once the code is downloaded, one needs to compile and deploy/run the applications. The following tutorials cover each of the target cases.
+The code can be downloaded to modify locally or directly deployed to some of the clouds.
-* [[ Blackberry Tutorial | Compiling and running the generated Blackberry application]]
-* [[ Android Tutorial | Compiling and running the generated Android application]]
-* [[ GAE Tutorial | Compiling and running the generated Google App Engine (GAE) application]]
-* [[ EC2 Tutorial | Compiling and running the generated Amazon EC2 application]]

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	For this program, all you need is an id attribute. The value of the id attribute depends on your targets, for example, the case of Google App Engine requires the id to be a valid Google app id.		For this program, all you need is an id attribute. The value of the id attribute depends on your targets, for example, the case of Google App Engine requires the id to be a valid Google app id.
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		+	[[File:mobicloud-metadata-added.png \| thumb \| 300px \|center\| Metadata Added]]

	=== Running the code Wizard ===		=== Running the code Wizard ===

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 [[File:mobicloud-view-attributes.png | thumb | 300px |center| Editing View Attributes]]
-In this case, the defaults are correct and can be left as it is. Just rename the view to '''retrieve_view'''. Once a view is connected, two connectors indicate the attachment to the relevant model and the controller.
+In this case, create two views, one for create and the other for retrieve.
-[[File:mobicloud-all-linked.png | thumb | 300px |center| Linking between the greeting object,the say_hello controller and the retrieve_view]]
+[[File:mobicloud-all-linked.png | thumb | 300px |center| Linking between the model, view and controller objects]]
 === Editing Metadata ===

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 [[File:mobicloud-controller-attributes.png | thumb | 300px |center| Editing Controller Attributes]]
-For hello world, name the controller as '''say_hello''' and enable the retrieve action. This generates a flexible link between the
+For hello world, name the controller as '''greeting_controller''' and enable the create and retrieve actions.
 controller object and the model object, illustrating their connection.

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 [[File:mobicloud-model-attributes.png | thumb | 300px |center| Editing Model Attributes]]
 In this case, change the name to greeting and add one string attribute named message.
 ==== Editing Controller Attributes ====

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 * The composer supports the basic MobiCloud specification. The current version does not support extensions.
 * The composer only generates the DSL specification and the code for the targeted platforms. Compiling the generated code requires the relevant SDKs and the IDE setup.
 == Hello World : A Running Example ==

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 === Important UI components ===
-The following UI illustrates the most important components of the UI.
+The following figure illustrates the most important components of the UI.
 [[File:mobicloud-ui-labeled.png | thumb | 300px |center| Major components of the Web UI]]

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 == Introduction ==
-The code generators Web UI is a graphical composer interface to generate DSL specifications
+The MobiCloud Web UI is a graphical composer interface to generate DSL specifications
 in the MobiCloud DSL. More information on the MobiCloud DSL can be found in the [http://knoesis.org/library/resource.php?id=904 MobiCloud paper in Cloudcom 2010]. This tutorial follows
 the building of an illustrative application to show the capabilities of the composer.