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This chapter is about the general use of ZUML. For a complete reference, please refer to [[ZK_ZUML_Reference|ZUML Reference]]. | This chapter is about the general use of ZUML. For a complete reference, please refer to [[ZK_ZUML_Reference|ZUML Reference]]. | ||
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Revision as of 02:52, 4 November 2010
Overview
There are two ways to compose UI: XML-based approach and pure-Java approach. Here we describe XML-based approach. For pure-Java approach, please refer the next chapter.
The declaration language is called ZK User Interface Markup Language (ZUML). It is based on XML. Each XML element instructs the ZK Loader which component to create. Each XML attribute describes what value to be assigned to the created component. Each XML processing instruction describes how to process the whole page, such as the page title. For example,
<?page title="Super Application"?>
<window title="Super Hello" border="normal">
<button label="hi" onClick='alert("hi")'/>
where the first line specifies the page title, the second line creates a root component with title and border, and the third line creates a button with label and an event listener.
This chapter is about the general use of ZUML. For a complete reference, please refer to ZUML Reference.
Component Set and File Extension
Version History
Last Update : 2010/11/4
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