Cúram web client reference
Provides a reference for the Cúram web client application. The Cúram web client has an HTML user interface that is generated by a middle-tier web application. It conforms to the Java EE architecture and is driven by JavaServer pages and servlet technology that is based on the Apache Struts framework. This HTML user interface uses standard browser and Web 2.0 technologies, including JavaScript and cascading style sheets.
- Cúram web client overview
Learn about the concepts and terminology that are related to the Cúram Client Development Environment (CDEJ). - Web Client Development
Use this information to understand the structure of the Cúram web client application project, including related files in the Cúram server project, and how to develop, build and deploy the application. - Localization
Use this information to learn about the various files that need to be updated when translating a Cúram application into a new language. - UIM Reference
Learn about the Cúram User Interface Meta-data (UIM) format used to specify the contents of the Cúram web application client pages. - Application Configuration
An application in the Cúram user interface is a collection of user interface elements, based on UIM.pages, that are combined to create specific content for a particular user or role. Develop Cúram web client applications by configuring application configuration files. - Working with the Cúram user interface
Use this information to develop user interface elements with the Cúram Client Development Environment for Java. User interface elements that can be created with the Cúram Client Development Environment for Java include shortcut panels, tabs, modal dialogs, tab navigation, and lists. - Session Management
Learn how browser sessions are handled in the Cúram application. A browser session can be defined as a continuous period of user activity in the web browser, where successive events are separated by no more than 30 minutes. - Optimal Browser Support
Learn about optimal browser support and how to notify the user when they are using a sub-optimal browser with the Cúram application. - Domain-Specific Controls
Learn about the domain-specific controls that are provided by the Cúram Client Development Environment (CDEJ). Domain-specific controls are employed to provide a more sophisticated interface for user information than the standard set of HTML controls. - Custom Data Conversion and Sorting
Use this information to learn about data formatting, parsing, validation, and sorting behavior in the Cúram web application. - Online Help Development
You can embed help information in the Cúram web client with the Cúram Online Help system. - Maintaining Dynamic UIM Pages
Use this information to learn how to load dynamic UIM pages into the application resource store. - Unsupported Features in Dynamic UIM
Learn about the elements and attributes that are not supported in dynamic UIM. - UIM Support in Universal Access
Learn about the elements and attributes that have limited support or are not supported in Universal Access.
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