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Echo3 Client-Side JavaScript Demonstration Application
Copyright (C) 2002-2008 NextApp, Inc.
http://echo.nextapp.com/
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The Echo3 JavaScript Demonstration Application, Echo3 Framework, and Echo3 Extras Library are licensed under the Mozilla Public License.
This license may be found at: http://echo.nextapp.com/site/license/mpl
This distribution includes the Yahoo YUI Compressor, which is used for compressing JavaScript files. More inforamtion about the YUI Compressor may be found here: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/compressor/ The YUI Compressor
is distributed under the BSD license: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/license.html
This distribution contains public domain photography from http://publicdomainpictures.net.
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Please feel free to contact NextApp with any questions regarding Echo:
NextApp, Inc. http://www.nextapp.com 2549-B Eastbluff Drive #201 http://echo.nextapp.com/site/forum (Dev Forums)
Newport Beach, CA 92660
USA TEL: +1.949.340.2097
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USING THIS APPLICATION
This application is written entirely in client-side JavaScript, using the
NextApp Core.js, Echo3, and Echo3 Extras frameworks. It does NOT need to
be installed on a web server. You may directly browse to the HTML files
on your computer's filesystem and use the application (MSIE will display a
security warning, but it can be bypassed).
To view the application locally, visit the file src/index-dev.html in your browser. The index-dev.html file uses uncompressed JavaScript files contained in the src/lib and src/app directories.
To build a version of the application with compressed JavaScript suitable for online use, you will need to use Java (1.4+) and the Apache Ant build tool. Apache Ant can be obtained from http://ant.apache.org. Once ant
is installed, simply run "ant" form the root folder of the application
(which contains a "build.xml" file). The JavaScript will be compressed,
and an host-able version of the application will be placed in the "out/"
folder. Note that Java is only required for the build process to work,
the application itself does not depend on it.