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User Guide - Tools

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19.1 Query tool

19.2 Preview tool

19.3 Archive viewer

19.4 Code template editor

  19.1  Query toolTo top of page

The Query tool allows you to execute SQL on a database connection registered with JCodeBox and to view the results. To start the query tool:

  1. In the main JCodeBox window, double click on the driver that contains the connection to be used
  2. In the main JCodeBox window, right mouse click on the connection and select Query tool from the popup menu

or

  1. Select the Database/Connection/Query tool menu option from the main JCodeBox menu
  2. Select the driver to use and press next
  3. Select the connection to use and press finish

  19.2  Preview toolTo top of page

The Preview tool allows you to preview the code that will be generated for a particular component in your application. To start the preview tool:

  1. In the define application dialog, right mouse click on the component you would like to preview.
  2. Select preview from the popup menu

or

  1. Select the Action/Component menu option from the define application dialog menu
  2. Select the tier the component is in and press next
  3. Select the component and press next
  4. Select preview and press finish

  19.3  Archive viewerTo top of page

The archive viewer allows you to examine archive files from within JCodeBox i.e. you can generate and package an application and then use the archive viewer to examine your application archives (.jar, .ear).

To start the archive viewer:

  1. Select the Tools/Archive Viewer menu option from the main JCodeBox menu

  19.4  Code template editorTo top of page

The code template editor allows you to modify the templates JCodeBox uses to generate your applications. The JCodeBox templates are written in standard XSL (eXtensible Stylesheet Language) and you will need a good understanding of XSL and XML to make changes to the templates. Please note you must exercise extreme caution if you modify the JCodeBox templates. Incorrect modifications can cause JCodeBox to stop working correctly or to generate invalid code.

To start the code template editor:

  1. Select the Tools/Code template editor menu option from the main JCodeBox menu

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