| 1 | === *Introductions|http://helma.server-side-javascript.org/intro/applications* |
| 2 | Quick hands-on introductions to individual aspects of the Helma Javascript Web Application Framework. These introductions assume that you have Helma installed on your local machine and refer to the <a href="http://helma.server-side-javascript.org/">"welcome" app</a> as an example application, which is included as part of the Helma download packages. |
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| 4 | === *Tools|http://helma.server-side-javascript.org/tools/about_manage* |
| 5 | Quick hands-on introductions to development tools of the Helma Javascript Web Application Framework. These introductions refer to the tools included in the Helma download packages. |
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| 7 | === *Reference|http://helma.server-side-javascript.org/reference/* |
| 8 | Detailed reference of objects and methods available both in the built-in scripting environment and as part of the optional modules included in the Helma download packages. |
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| 10 | === *Properties Files* |
| 11 | References and examples for files containing metadata for database-connections as well as server- and application-wide settings. |
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| 13 | === *Request-Response-Cycle* |
| 14 | This part of the guide walks you through Helma's web and rendering framework. |
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| 16 | === *Object-Relational Mapping Guide|Object-Relational Mapping* |
| 17 | This collection of documents describes the property file syntax used to map persistent HopObjects to relational database tables. |
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| 19 | === *Object-Relational Mapping Tutorial* |
| 20 | This tutorial walks you through setting up Helma and implementing a simple addressbook application that stores its data inside a relational database. |
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| 22 | === *Deployment Guides|tags/deployment* |
| 23 | A collection of guides involving installation, setup and other practical issues. |
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| 25 | === *Helma Documentation in DocBook format* |
| 26 | Covering all aspects of Helma, although it isn't finished yet, it should be useful for Helma developers of all levels of expertise. |
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