VisualWorks(R) VisualWave(tm) Demo Parcel ReadMe
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This file contains a brief introduction to the applications
that are part of the Demo parcel. For more information about 
launching these applications from your Web Browser and for 
specific platform and configuration requirements, see the 
class comments.

ActiveXDemos contains specs with embedded ActiveX controls.

BounceTest embeds the applet from the BounceItem class found 
in http://java.sun.com/applets/applets/BouncingHeads.

ClickLogoTest demonstrates the VisualWave ClickWidget.

ClientPullExample1 and ClientPullExample2 show how to 
implement basic client pull in a web application.  One uses 
the window properties to start and stop client pull and to 
set the refresh rate.  The other uses programmatic access to 
these properties.

CookieExample expands on material presented in the VisualWave 
cookie tutorial.  

DiskSpaceUsage demonstrates the ability to dynamically 
generate scenes based on domain information gathered prior 
to rendering.

Frames3Test is an example of a framed canvas. It demonstrates 
three ways to target output to particular frames.

HelloVRMLWorld is an example intended to be a first glance at 
VRML.

JADemo shows how JavaScript can call Java methods using the 
Blink class from the JDK demo directory.

MapClickApp demonstrates clickable images which display or 
react to clicks in custom ways. It demonstrates creating a 
custom subclass of ClickWidget.

PlanetO demonstrates the ability to dynamically generate 
scenes based on domain information gathered prior to 
rendering.

ServiceDeskDemo is a framed application that tracks 
customers and service calls.

Verify contains two specs that show simple examples of form 
validation with JavaScript.

Wave20_CheckbookInteface is the framed version of the 
checkbook tutorial.  It uses JavaScript for simple form 
verification.

WebASketch allows simple click-to-sketch activity, 
and is based on the VisualWorks/VisualWave Cookbook example of 
creating a custom view and embedding it in a canvas.

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