El Libro de Vaadin: Version 6

Parte I: El Núcleo del Framework Vaadin

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Capítulos

I. El Nucleo del Framework Vaadin

1. Introducción

1.1. Información General
1.2 Ejemplo de Aplicación Paso a Paso
1.3 Soporte para el IDE Eclipse
1.4 Objetivos y Filosofía
1.5 Antecedentes

2. Primeros Pasos con Vaadin

2.1. Configurar el Entorno de Desarrollo
2.2. Instalar Vaadin
2.3. Tu Primer Proyecto con Vaadin
2.4. Crear un Proyecto con NetBeans
2.5. Crear un Proyecto con Maven

3. Arquitectura

3.1. Información General
3.2. Antecedentes Tecnológicos
3.3. Aplicaciones como Sesiones de Servlets Java
3.4. Motor del Lado del Cliente
3.5. Eventos y Oyentes

4. Escribir una Aplicación Web

4.1. Información General
4.2. Administrar la Ventana Principal
4.3. Ventanas Secundarias
4.4. Controlar Eventos con Oyentes
4.5. Referenciar Recursos
4.6. Apagar una Aplicación
4.7. Controlar Errores
4.8. Configurar el Entorno de la Aplicación

5. Componentes de Interfaz de Usuario

5.1. Información General
5.2. Interfaces y Abstracciones
5.3. Common Component Features
5.4. Label
5.5. Link
5.6. TextField
5.7. TextArea
5.8. PasswordField
5.9. RichTextArea
5.10. Date and Time Input with DateField
5.11. Button
5.12. CheckBox
5.13. Selecting Items
5.14. Table
5.15. Tree
5.16. MenuBar
5.17. Embedded
5.18. Upload
5.19. Form
5.20. ProgressIndicator
5.21. Slider
5.22. LoginForm
5.23. Component Composition with CustomComponent

6. Managing Layout

6.1. Overview
6.2. Window and Panel Root Layout
6.3. VerticalLayout and HorizontalLayout
6.4. GridLayout
6.5. FormLayout
6.6. Panel
6.7. HorizontalSplitPanel and VerticalSplitPanel
6.8. TabSheet
6.9. Accordion
6.10. AbsoluteLayout
6.11. CssLayout
6.12. Layout Formatting
6.13. Custom Layouts

7. Visual User Interface Design with Eclipse

7.1. Overview
7.2. Creating a New Composite
7.3. Using The Visual Designer
7.4. Structure of a Visually Editable Component

8.1. Overview
8.2. Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets
8.3. Creating and Using Themes
8.4. Creating a Theme in Eclipse

9. Binding Components to Data

9.1. Overview
9.2. Properties
9.3. Holding properties in Items
9.4. Collecting Items in Containers

10. Vaadin SQLContainer

10.1. Architecture
10.2. Getting Started with SQLContainer
10.3. Filtering and Sorting
10.4. Editing
10.5. Caching, Paging and Refreshing
10.6. Referencing Another SQLContainer
10.7. Using FreeformQuery and FreeformStatementDelegate
10.8. Non-implemented methods of Vaadin container interfaces
10.9. Known Issues and Limitations

11. Developing New Components

11.1. Overview
11.2. Doing It the Simple Way in Eclipse
11.3. Google Web Toolkit Widgets
11.4. Integrating a GWT Widget
11.5. Defining a Widget Set
11.6. Server-Side Components
11.7. Using a Custom Component
11.8. GWT Widget Development

12. Advanced Web Application Topics

12.1. Special Characteristics of AJAX Applications
12.2. Application-Level Windows
12.3. Embedding Applications in Web Pages
12.4. Debug and Production Mode
12.5. Resources
12.6. Shortcut Keys
12.7. Printing
12.8. Google App Engine Integration
12.9. Common Security Issues
12.10. URI Fragment and History Management with UriFragmentUtility
12.11. Capturing HTTP Requests
12.12. Drag and Drop
12.13. Logging
12.14. Accessing Session-Global Data

13. Portal Integration

13.1. Deploying to a Portal
13.2. Creating a Portal Application Project in Eclipse
13.3. Portlet Deployment Descriptors
13.4. Portlet Hello World
13.5. Installing Vaadin in Liferay
13.6. Handling Portlet Requests
13.7. Handling Portlet Mode Changes
13.8. Non-Vaadin Portlet Modes
13.9. Vaadin Control Panel for Liferay
13.10. Vaadin IPC for Liferay
13.11. Remote Portlets with WSRP

14. Rapid Development Using Vaadin and Roo

14.1. Overview
14.2. Setting Up the Environment
14.3. Creating the Domain Model
14.4. Creating Vaadin Application and CRUD Views
14.5. Using Vaadin Add-ons in a Roo project
14.6. Customizing Views
14.7. Authentication and Authorization
14.8. Internationalization
14.9. Testing the Application
14.10. Exception Handling
14.11. Deploying to Cloud Foundry

II. Vaadin Add-ons

15. Using Vaadin Add-ons

15.1. Overview
15.2. Downloading Add-ons from Vaadin Directory
15.3. Compiling Add-on Widget Sets
15.4. Removing Add-ons
15.5. Using Add-ons in a Maven Project

16. Vaadin Calendar

16.1. Overview
16.2. Installing Calendar
16.3. Basic Use
16.4. Implementing an Event Provider
16.5. Configuring the Appearance
16.6. Drag and Drop
16.7. Using the Context Menu
16.8. Localization and Formatting
16.9. Customizing the Calendar

17. Vaadin Timeline

17.1. Overview
17.2. Using Timeline
17.3. Code example

18. Vaadin JPAContainer

18.1. Overview
18.2. Installing
18.3. Defining a Domain Model
18.4. Basic Use of JPAContainer
18.5. Entity Providers
18.6. Filtering JPAContainer
18.7. Querying with the Criteria API
18.8. Automatic Form Generation
18.9. Using JPAContainer with Hibernate

19. Mobile Applications with TouchKit

19.1. Overview
19.2. Considerations Regarding Mobile Browsing
19.3. Creating a Project Targeting Multiple Devices
19.4. Mobile User Interface Components
19.5. Mobile Features
19.6. Testing and Debugging on Mobile Devices

20. Vaadin TestBench

20.1. Overview
20.2. Installing Vaadin TestBench
20.3. Preparing an Application for Testing
20.4. Using Vaadin TestBench Recorder
20.5. Developing JUnit Tests
20.6. Taking and Comparing Screenshots
20.7. Running Tests in an Distributed Environment
20.8. Known Issues

A. User Interface Definition Language (UIDL)

A.1. API for Painting Components
A.2. JSON Rendering

B. Songs of Vaadin

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