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Sun Java System Portal Server Mobile Access 6 2005Q1 Developer's Reference 

Chapter 1  
Calendar Control Flow Reference Charts

This chapter lists all JavaServer Pages™ (JSP™) pages for the mobile calendar application, with particular emphasis on how the pages link to each other.

This chapter contains the following tables:

Each table distinguishes between a link (<util:link>) and an automatic forward (<util:forward>). Use this chapter to follow control flow through the application, starting with any source file in the set.

Note

Originally, the JSP pages are deployed using the Portal Server’s deploy command. Before changes to a JSP page can take effect, you must issue the Portal Server’s deploy command using the redeploy subcommand as follows:

portal_server_installation_root/SUNWps/bin/deploy redeploy

AML-Based Calendar JSP Pages

Table 1-1 lists the AML-based JSP pages for the mobile calendar application. This set is for devices for which output is to be generated using the rendering engine and will pass through the rendering engine prior to delivery to the mobile device. The table contains four columns: File Name, Includes, Linked From, and Links to. The first column, File Name, lists the name of the source file. The second column, Includes, specifies whether or not the page includes code from another using the <util:include> tag. The third column, Linked From, tells which pages point to the file in question. The fourth column, Links To, shows which files the file in question links to, using <util:link> or <util:forward>.

Location of Files:     When locating JSP pages, keep in mind the look up rules as described in the following note.

Note

Locating Java Server Pages

  • Specific resource lookup rules apply when the comp and file attributes are used in conjunction with the url, include, and forward tags. The comp and file attributes are parameters to the lookup process. See the Utility Tag Library (util) in the Portal Server Mobile Access Tag Reference Library for more information on these resource lookup rules.
  • Certain directories contain JSP pages optimized for particular back-end services. For example, the “notes” directory corresponds to the Louts Notes service while the “sun-one” directory corresponds to Sun Java System service.

AML-based JSP pages for the mobile calendar application—not specific to Sun Java System Calendar Server—are stored within the following directories:

WML-Based Calendar JSP Pages

Table 1-2 lists the WML-based JSP pages for the mobile calendar application. This set is for devices whose native markup is WML and will be delivered directly to the mobile device. This table contains four columns: File Name, Includes, Linked From, and Links to. The first column, File Name, lists the name of the source file. The second column, Includes, specifies whether or not the page includes code from another using the <util:include> tag. The third column, Linked From, tells which pages point to the file in question. The fourth column, Links To, shows which files the file in question links to, using <util:link> or <util:forward>.

Location of Files:     When locating JSP pages, keep in mind the look up rules as described in the following note.

Note

Locating Java Server Pages

  • Specific resource lookup rules apply when the comp and file attributes are used in conjunction with the url, include, and forward tags. The comp and file attributes are parameters to the lookup process. See the Utility Tag Library (util) in the Portal Server Mobile Access Tag Reference Library for more information on these resource lookup rules.
  • Certain directories contain JSP pages optimized for particular back-end services. For example, the “notes” directory corresponds to the Louts Notes service while the “sun-one” directory corresponds to Sun Java System service.

WML-based JSP pages for the mobile calendar application—not specific to Sun Java System Calendar Server—are stored within the following directories:

AML-Based Calendar JSP Pages for Sun Java System Calendar Server

Table 1-3 lists the AML-based JSP pages that are specific to Sun Java™ System Calendar Server (formerly Sun™ ONE Calendar Server). This set is for devices for which output is to be generated using the rendering engine and will pass through the rendering engine prior to delivery to the mobile device. The table contains four columns: File Name, Includes, Linked From, and Links to. The first column, File Name, lists the name of the source file. The second column, Includes, specifies whether or not the page includes code from another using the <util:include> tag. The third column, Linked From, tells which pages point to the file in question. The fourth column, Links To, shows which files the file in question links to, using <util:link> or <util:forward>.

Location of Files:     When locating JSP pages, keep in mind the look up rules as described in the following note.

Note

Locating Java Server Pages

  • Specific resource lookup rules apply when the comp and file attributes are used in conjunction with the url, include, and forward tags. The comp and file attributes are parameters to the lookup process. See the Utility Tag Library (util) in the Portal Server Mobile Access Tag Reference Library for more information on these resource lookup rules.
  • Certain directories contain JSP pages optimized for particular back-end services. For example, the “notes” directory corresponds to the Louts Notes service while the “sun-one” directory corresponds to Sun Java System service.

AML-based JSP pages specific to the Sun Java System Calendar Server application are stored within the following directories:

WML-Based Calendar JSP Pages for Sun Java System Calendar Server

Table 1-4 lists the WML-based JSP pages that are specific to the Sun Java System Calendar Server. This set is for devices whose native markup is WML and will be delivered directly to the mobile device. The table contains four columns: File Name, Includes, Linked From, and Links to. The first column, File Name, lists the name of the source file. The second column, Includes, specifies whether or not the page includes code from another using the <util:include> tag. The third column, Linked From, tells which pages point to the file in question. The fourth column, Links To, shows which files the file in question links to, using <util:link> or <util:forward>.

Location of Files:     When locating JSP pages, keep in mind the look up rules as described in the following note.

Note

Locating Java Server Pages

  • Specific resource lookup rules apply when the comp and file attributes are used in conjunction with the url, include, and forward tags. The comp and file attributes are parameters to the lookup process. See the Utility Tag Library (util) in the Portal Server Mobile Access Tag Reference Library for more information on these resource lookup rules.
  • Certain directories contain JSP pages optimized for particular back-end services. For example, the “notes” directory corresponds to the Louts Notes service while the “sun-one” directory corresponds to Sun Java System service.

WML-based JSP pages specific to the Sun Java System Calendar Server application are stored within the following directories:



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