Adding support for other languages

At this point, we've built myCRM's user interface and added support for multiple host pages.

In this post, we'll look at how to add support for other languages by translating myCRM into German.

2010-06-20 09:14

Managing Multiple Host Pages

At this point, we've built myCRM's user interface based on our functional requirements and the use of common UI design principles.

In this post, we'll look at how to add support for multiple host pages to myCRM.

2010-06-07 23:02

Add additional UI elements to myCRM

At this point, we've laid out the user interface, added some widgets and implemented event handlers that respond to mouse click events.

In this post, we'll add additional elements to the application's user interface. First, we'll add a header above the Navigation pane/Context area and then we'll add a Toolbar, a Status Bar and a Jump Bar to the Account's view.

2010-06-03 17:10

Manage Events

At this point, we've created the basic components of myCRM's user interface. smartGWT, like GWT is event-based. This means that the code executes in response to some event occurring. Most often, that event is triggered by the user, who uses the mouse or keyboard to interact with the application.

2010-06-02 11:26

Build the User Interface

At this point, we've built the basic layout for myCRM. Now we're ready to start building the user interface using smartGWT widgets. In this post, we'll:

2010-05-30 13:39