Installing JSorm

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Overview

Jsorm installation depends on which package you choose. In general, though, the process is always the same.

1. Download the libraries from this Website
2. Place the libraries in an accessible location to your Web application, normally on your Web server
3. Include the appropriate libraries on your Web page
4. Use the libraries

The following packages are described.

1. Install i18n
2. Install write-store

Install i18n

1. Download the libraries from this Website
2. Place the libraries in an accessible location to your Web application, normally on your Web server
3. Include the appropriate libraries on your Web page
4. Use the libraries

Download i18n

i18n comes in several download formats. All downloads are available as zip files.

• i18n-version includes the i18n libraries as well as the entire latest compiled zoneinfo files.
• i18n-version-base includes only the i18n processing libraries but none of the compiled zoneinfo files.
• i18n-zoneinfo-zoneinfo_version includes only the compiled zoneinfo filesof the version zoneinfo_version. For example, as of this writing, the latest available version of zoneinfo is 2007k, making the download file i18n-zoneinfo-2007k.zip

These are separated into independent distributions to allow you to download the entire package, generally first-time users, just the library files, in case of update of the library, or just the zoneinfo files, in case of update of the zoneinfo information.

Remember that the zoneinfo files are specially compiled for jsorm i18n. Do not attempt to use the binary compiled zoneinfo files commonly distributed with operating systems, the versions distributed with Java or the source with jsorm i18n. To understand more about the specially compiled zoneinfo files, see zoneinfo.

i18n can be retrieved from downloads.

Place i18n

i18n includes several files and directories that need to be accessed for i18n to work correctly. The following describes the file structure of i18n:

jsorm-i18n.js - This is the library file to be included. It is minified to keep its size as small as possible. 
jsorm-i18n-src.js - This is the non-minified source code. Use it only for debugging.
doc/ - This directory contains the API documentation. To use it, launch doc/index.html in a Web browser.
zoneinfo/ - This directory contains the specially-compiled zoneinfo files. Be sure this directory is accessible as part of TimeZone.
calendars/ - This directory contains the actual Calendar implementations. Be sure this directory is accessible as part of Calendar.

You can move any part or all of the distribution for your convenience. Just ensure that the different parts are accessible buy the appropriate libraries.

Include i18n

Include i18n in your Web page.

<script language="javascript" src="path/to/jsorm/i18n/jsorm-i18n.js"></script>

Use i18n

Use the libraries as appropriate. For more information, see the API documentation or the tutorials.

Install write-store

1. Download the libraries from this Website
2. Place the libraries in an accessible location to your Web application, normally on your Web server
3. Include the appropriate libraries on your Web page
4. Use the libraries

Download write-store

write-store has a single download format. It is named write-store-version and is available as a zip file. Remember that write-store is just an extension to ExtJS and must be used with it. You can download ExtJS from its Web site.

write-store is available as a single download. It is named

jsorm-write-store-version

write-store can be retrieved from downloads.

Place write-store

write-store includes the following:

write-store.js - This is the library. It has been minified to reduce download size.
write-store-src.js - This is the non-minified version. Use it only for debugging.
README.txt - Readme file describing the package.
sample/ - Directory containing the sample application, showing how to use it, as well as response pages.

To use write-store, you only need to make write-store.js (or write-store-src.js) available to your Web page for debugging.

Include write-store

Include write-store in your Web page.

<script language="javascript" src="path/to/jsorm/write-store/write-store.js"></script>

Use write-store

Use write-store as appropriate. See the included README.txt or the tutorials.

Install dyna-grid

1. Download the libraries from this Website
2. Place the libraries in an accessible location to your Web application, normally on your Web server
3. Include the appropriate libraries on your Web page
4. Use the libraries

Download dyna-grid

dyna-grid has a single download format. It is named dyna-grid-version and is available as a zip file. Remember that dyna-grid is just an extension to ExtJS and must be used with it. You can download ExtJS from its Web site.

dyna-grid is available as a single download. It is named dyna-grid-version

dyna-grid can be retrieved from downloads.

Place dyna-grid

dyna-grid includes the following:

dyna-grid.js - This is the library. It has been minified to reduce download size.
dyna-grid-src.js - This is the non-minified version. Use it only for debugging.
README.txt - Readme file describing the package.

To use dyna-grid, you only need to make dyna-grid.js (or dyna-grid-src.js) available to your Web page for debugging.

Include dyna-grid

Include dyna-grid in your Web page.

<script language="javascript" src="path/to/jsorm/dyna-grid/dyna-grid.js"></script>

Use dyna-grid

Use dyna-grid as appropriate. See the included README.txt or the tutorials.