Case Sensitivity in Code Examples

The code examples in this book use standard JavaScript and HTML format for uppercase and lowercase characters. It is recommended that you use the following case sensitivity rules that this book uses:

• All code that occurs outside of a set of double quotation marks (" ") is case sensitive. The only exception to this rule occurs with path and file names.

• All code that occurs inside a set of angle brackets (<>) is case sensitive. The only exception to this rule is any code that you enclose with a set of double quotation marks that you nest inside a set of angle brackets.

The following example is valid:

function RecycleBinPModel(){
  SiebelAppFacade.RecycleBinPModel.superclass.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
}

The following example is not valid. Bold font indicates the code that is not valid:

function Recyclebinpmodel(){
  SiebelAppFacade.RecycleBinPModel.superclass.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
}