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Recipes for common Scout tasks.
See the complete list in the Scout How To 4.0 category.
HowTo's
- Install Scout SDK
- Create a new Scout Project
- Add an Icon
- Create Permissions
- Exchange Default Images
- Open a Form in a View
- Setup different Log Configurations for Production and Development
- Create a CustomLogManager for log4j
- Make use of the additional Scout Logging Features
- Using JRE 1.6 with its packaged javax and org.w3c classes
- Create a Standalone Client with DB Access
- Create a minimal Standalone Client
- Write a JDBC Connection Bundle
- Use RemoteFileService
- Create a Code Type and use it in a Smartfield (Part of minicrm Tutorial, but you can apply it to your own project with some changes)
- Add a custom GUI component
- Set up an extended Search as part of a Wizard
- Display images in a table page
- Branding the Swing Client
- Branding the SWT Client
- Branding the About dialog
- Add FileChooser support for RAP UI
- Using the native AWT FileChooser with Swing clients
- Transfer a file from the client to the server
- Display HTML content
- Hide or disable menu items dynamically
- Double click a table row to show a form
- Expanding and collapsing the outline tree
- Changing outlines with the SWT client
- Storing window size and position and view configuration in SWT
- Extending the login dialog
- Fixing the windowspasswordprovider exception
- Creating a template
- Refreshing a table page
- Drag and drop support
- Suppressing auto-generation of FormData
- Client notifications
- Showing forms on an AbstractPage
- Authentication with a LDAPSecurityFilter
- Validation and Formatting
- Uncached images and icons
- Showing tabs at bottom of page with SWT
- Creating Word Reports with Docx4j
- Defining a Custom Target Platform