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2 | Dojo Storage |
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4 | Version X.XXX (does not have separate versioning -- versioned by release date) |
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5 | Last Release date: March 2008 |
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7 | Project state: |
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8 | experimental |
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10 | Credits |
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11 | Brad Neuberg |
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12 | Alex Russell |
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14 | Project description |
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16 | dojox.storage provides a JavaScript abstraction for persistent storage |
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17 | as well as pluggable implementations which typically use native browser extensions |
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18 | (e.g. Flash player, Gears) |
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21 | Dependencies: |
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23 | FlashStorageProvider requires the Flash player |
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24 | GearsStorageProvider requires the Gears extension |
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25 | The various Air*StorageProviders require Adobe's AIR software |
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27 | The open source mtasc compiler (www.mtasc.org) is needed to build the |
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28 | ActionScript into SWF format. The SWF object is maintained within svn, so |
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29 | this step is only necessary if Storage.as is modified. A sample build script |
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30 | is provided (buildFlashStorage.sh) |
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33 | Documentation |
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35 | See http://manual.dojotoolkit.org/WikiHome/DojoDotBook/Book50 for the |
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36 | authoritative Dojo Storage docs. |
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38 | See dojox/storage/demos/helloworld.html for a simple Hello World example |
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39 | you can base your code off of. |
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42 | Installation instructions |
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44 | If you want to use Dojo Storage in a web browser: |
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46 | These installation instructions are to use Dojo Storage in a web browser; at |
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47 | runtime, Dojo Storage will autodetect and use the best available storage |
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48 | option. This includes: |
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50 | * Google Gears |
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51 | * HTML 5 Web Browsers (Firefox 2+) |
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52 | * Hidden Flash |
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54 | If you are using a release build (if you downloaded Dojo from the Dojo |
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55 | website then this is a release build -- if you checked it out from |
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56 | Subversion yourself then you will have to build things yourself), if you |
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57 | only want to grab just the files from Dojo to use Dojo Storage |
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58 | in the browser, take the following (but make sure to keep the directory |
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59 | layout the same, or else things won't work correctly!): |
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61 | * dojo/dojo.js |
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62 | * dojox/storage/storage-browser.js |
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63 | * dojox/storage/Storage.swf |
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65 | To help with testing and development and to make sure you have everything |
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66 | right, its also useful to grab the following files: |
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68 | * dojox/storage/README |
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69 | * dojox/storage/demos/helloworld.html |
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71 | If you want to use Dojo Storage with Adobe AIR: |
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73 | [TBD! Why don't you write this and contribute!] |
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76 | Additional Notes |