How does one ....

[NOF9 Firebird User]

Hi

I was wondering how would one write a new component for net objects
fusion? I.e. Is there a particular computer language to write it in and is
there an A.p.i. in which to link the component into the net objects
program/framework?

Thanks

[Chuck «BeyondFusion»]

Components are written in Java. I use the Eclipse IDE.

There's an ancient Component Development Kit from NetObjects (circa Fusion
4) that's still mostly applicable.

I believe it's still available here:
http://www.netobjects.com/company/html/NOFCDK20.exe

Good luck. It's not trivial, particularly if you've never done Java
programming.
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Post by NOF9 Firebird User
Hi
I was wondering how would one write a new component for net objects
fusion? I.e. Is there a particular computer language to write it in and is
there an A.p.i. in which to link the component into the net objects
program/framework?
Thanks

[NOF9 Firebird User]

Thanks Chuck

I tried Myself to find it on their website (as it stated in the manual)
but was unable to find it.

I'll check out Eclipse and see how I get on.

And yes I was able to download it from that link.

Thanks again

NOF9FU

On Mon, 26 May 2008 13:42:05 +0100, Chuck «BeyondFusion»

Post by Chuck «BeyondFusion»
Components are written in Java. I use the Eclipse IDE.
There's an ancient Component Development Kit from NetObjects (circa
Fusion 4) that's still mostly applicable.
http://www.netobjects.com/company/html/NOFCDK20.exe
Good luck. It's not trivial, particularly if you've never done Java
programming.