Refactor to Java, not zscript"

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#Remember to attach source code of the jars using Eclipse. It can help you a lot. Content assist and java doc notification need source code. ZK lib distribution has source inside it. For example, zk-bin-3.6.1\dist\src\zk-sources.jar is the source of zk-bin-3.6.1\dist\lib\zk.jar
 
#Remember to attach source code of the jars using Eclipse. It can help you a lot. Content assist and java doc notification need source code. ZK lib distribution has source inside it. For example, zk-bin-3.6.1\dist\src\zk-sources.jar is the source of zk-bin-3.6.1\dist\lib\zk.jar
#By this smalltalk, [http://docs.zkoss.org/wiki/ZK_MVC_Made_Easy ZK MVC Made Easy], it's so easy to not write any zscript. When you get used to it, you'll find coding without zscript is much more efficient.
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#By this smalltalk, [[Small_Talks/2008/August/ZK_MVC_Made_Easy |ZK MVC Made Easy]], it's so easy to not write any zscript. When you get used to it, you'll find coding without zscript is much more efficient.
  
 
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Refactor to Java, not zscript


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  1. Remember to attach source code of the jars using Eclipse. It can help you a lot. Content assist and java doc notification need source code. ZK lib distribution has source inside it. For example, zk-bin-3.6.1\dist\src\zk-sources.jar is the source of zk-bin-3.6.1\dist\lib\zk.jar
  2. By this smalltalk, ZK MVC Made Easy, it's so easy to not write any zscript. When you get used to it, you'll find coding without zscript is much more efficient.



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