Putting It All Together
All Curl applications must have a start class, which the user connects to through an Internet browser. This start class is used to ensure that all relevant packages are included in the code that is downloaded to the user, as well as define the initial application interface to be presented. Figure 4-6 shows the start code required to display the logon module.
Figure 4-6. Code listing for Start.curl.
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| || File: Start.curl || Author: Paul Sheehan || Version: 1.0 || Contents: Launches the VMS Motors application ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| {curl 2.0 applet} {import public * from COM.ENT-CURL.VMS-MOTORS, location = "Import.scurl"} {let ... |
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