Create AJAX enabled Projects using Dojo, Rico, or Zimbra.
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Create an AJAX applications using Dojo, Rico, or Zimbra.
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Drag and Drop Snippets to your application source file.
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Use the Personality Builder to easily create tooling for
other AJAX Toolkits and Libraries.
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ATF will validate your JavaScript code as you type and as a
project wide build step. It supports different notification levels.
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JavaScript validation entries are reported in Eclipse’s
Problems View. Select an entry to open the source file in and editor.
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Run your web application in the Embedded Mozilla browser.
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Debug your web application in the Embedded Mozilla browser.
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The Embedded Mozilla is a fully functional browser with
tighter integration with Eclipse.
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Open the Embedded Mozilla by using the toolbar action
available in the Mozilla Perspective.
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Use the DOM Inspector view to get a live snapshot of the
document rendered in the browser.
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Discovered where a DOM element in the DOM tree is rendered
in the browser.
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Modify the attributes of the selected DOM element and
immediately see the effects in the browser.
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Select elements to inspect by making a selection directly
on the browser.
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Use the Browser Console view to see error and warning
messages logged by the browser. Click on a console entry to open the
affected file in an Eclipse editor.
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See all the AJAX calls made by your application in the XHR
(XML HTTP Request) Monitor view.
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Look at the response and request details for each AJAX
call.
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Inspect all the CSS rules and style properties that are
applied to the selected DOM element in the CSS view.
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Make changes to the values of style properties and
previewed or permanently applied them to the browser.
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Track all the CSS changes made to later apply them to your
application.
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See source text of the selected DOM element and its
descendants and use it to navigate the document.
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Make text modifications in the DOM Source view and change
the content displayed in the browser.
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Set breakpoint markers on files located in projects as well
as remotely located files for debugging JavaScript.
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When the JavaScript Debugger is running, interact with the
application in the Embedded Mozilla to trigger a breakpoint.
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When the JavaScript Debugger encounters a breakpoint,
interact with the current call stack using the Debug view.
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Inspect the variables in scope at each level of the call
stack in the Variables view.
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See all the breakpoints that the JavaScript Debugger is
observing in the Breakpoints view.
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Use the Script View to list all the files that contain
JavaScript in the application and add or remove breakpoints.
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Use a simple HTTML Server configuration to automatically
synchronize between your projects and the web server.
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