dukescript

问题 This is related to 1 and 2. I've read the excellent documentation "Using the Knockout API". That explains how the context is set of a specific widget with knockout bindings. Now I'd like to be able to access Java models from the Firebug command line, as I would normally do when I access the ViewModel in Javascript using KnockoutJS in a browser. Firebug doesn't know about "$root", basically I don't know how, and whether it'd be possible at all, to access the Java model at all and call

问题 This is related to 1 and 2. I've read the excellent documentation "Using the Knockout API". That explains how the context is set of a specific widget with knockout bindings. Now I'd like to be able to access Java models from the Firebug command line, as I would normally do when I access the ViewModel in Javascript using KnockoutJS in a browser. Firebug doesn't know about "$root", basically I don't know how, and whether it'd be possible at all, to access the Java model at all and call

问题 I'm trying to package a JavaFX/DukeScript application into native bundles. For Windows that's achieved with Inno Setup, that's what the javafxpackager uses. I can't find much documentation about it, so I'll create a question and provide the answers I find below. Related questions: 1, 2, 3, 4 回答1: So I've created a build.xml Ant script using e(fx)clipse (see example here). I've been following this excellent blog post. Now, the bundle task worked and produced an installer and executable app. I

问题 I'm struggling to understand how "native method" calls in DukeScript work. In particular, the ones where no body is specified in the @JavascriptBody annotation. For example: @JavaScriptResource(value = "userEntryComponent.js") public final class UserEntryWidget { private UserEntryWidget() { } @JavaScriptBody(args = {}, body = "") public static native void registerComponent(); } Where is the "registerComponent()" method defined? In knockout there's a javascript function called "ko.components

问题 Quote from Using the Knockout API Define a class JQuery and add the JavaScript-library to your project. Now you can reference it using @JavaScriptResource. This is how you manage JavaScript libraries in DukeScript Is that any different from including a javascript file with the <script> tag inside an html page? I've tried both and couldn't see why using the annotation @JavaScriptResouce would be any different. 回答1: The main idea of @JavaScriptRessource is to use it for defining your own Java

问题 Is it possible to debug JavaScript when using DukeScript? I've tried adding FirebugLite <script type='text/javascript' src='http://getfirebug.com/releases/lite/1.2/firebug-lite-compressed.js'></script> It loads and that's awesome but it has no visibility of the $root model. Also I don't know if it's possible to add breakpoints. 回答1: Partly, one can include FirebugLite. See for example here. One problem I've found is that Firebug loads but has no visibility of the model, $root returns