Getting started

When the XML source document and the XSLT script are created, one needs some pieces of java code to run the Ketuk application. The minimum requirement is presented in the class XEdit.java while BeansEdit.java is a more sophisticated launcher which implements several extra features like the visualization of both the displayable components and the source XML document, the ability to switch between several XSLT script during the edition, etc.

Additional information concerning several aspects of the Ketuk's usage are described below:

1. BMdocument syntax basis,
2. Writing the code needed to launch a ketuk application,
3. Dealing with bean's hierarchy,
4. Handling new personalized events,
5. Defining new type convertors,
6. Configuring the application.