Documentation

General documentation

The “Developer’s Guide” is the “big documentation” behind CaptainCasa Enteprise WEB Client:

(Click onto the image for opening the document.)

Please note: the demo workplace is an essential part of CaptainCasa’s documentation concept as well. The demo workplace shows a lot of examples about how to use components – together with some explanation, the Java-code and the layout-XML-definition. The demo workplace is part of the installation – and can also be viewed on our demo server (>DEMO WORKPLACE<).

The document “Developer’s Guide – RISC add-ons” provides information for selected RISC issues (adding own JavaScript, working with CSS styles). Please download >HERE<.

The document “Setting up a Maven Project” explains how to set up a Maven-style web project. Please download >HERE<.

CaptainCasa regularly publishes updates of its software. The information about changes is kept in a “Change Log”. Please download >HERE<.

Reference documentation is available as “Component Reference” (please view >HERE<) and “JavaDoc Reference” (please view >HERE<).

Selected Topics / Technical Documentation

The document “PageBean Patterns” explains how to split up the logic of complex screens into page beans in a structured way. Please download >HERE<.

The document “Subdevice Connectivity” explains the basics how to integrate the RISC Client with some client side interfaces (e.g. Legic Card reader, serial scanner, …). Please download >HERE<.

The document “Tomcat in a box” provides information how to start Tomcat and the Browser dialog in “fat client mode”. Please view >HERE<.

CaptainCasa Addons

The document “Addons” provides information about the addon-package that comes with the CaptainCasa delivery. The package contains a library of page bean components that provide pre-packaged functions, including a scaffolding-framework for quickly creating list/edit screens. Please download >HERE<.

The document “CCEE (CaptainCasa Enterprise Edition)” provides information about the “CCEE”-package – a very useful collection of functions and frameworks for developing the business logic below the user interface layer. Please download >HERE<.

The document “CCEE Spring” provides information about how to ingegrate CaptainCasa with Spring, so that UI-classes are loaded by Spring context definitions. Please download >HERE<.