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     1.2 +++ b/doc/WK/content.tex	Fri Nov 09 11:00:03 2007 +0100
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     1.4  %warum _B_rowser aber _t_ab (gross / klein-Schreibung) ?
     1.5   seperated into some subparts. One way to get this is to use the standard html frames. You get the look that you want to have, a tree2 component which is described in Sect.\ref{tree} inside one frame. The tree works as usual and everything is ok, but if you click at a leave in the tree, you may get a problem. And in our case of \sisac{} we definitely get this problem, because by clicking on such a leave which can represent a theory, we want to see the explanation in the neighbour frame and this is impossible with frames, because you have to tell the target and this did not work in combination with the tree2 component.
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     1.7 -So with the frames we are not satisfied anymore and we have to find an alternative. I found an other way to separate the window in a toolkit called dojo. You can see dojo in action at \cite{dojo} and in {\tt isac/test/} in the file {\tt dojo-test.jsp}. Dojo does not use standard frames to separate a window, but it use {\tt div}s \cite{div}. With this {\tt div}s everything works fine with the tree2 component, because it is not necessary to specify a target. This is my solution to the problem of separating a window, sub parts should be resizeable and the tree2 component works fine, as you can see in  {\tt isac/test/dojo-test.jsp}. In this file you can see, that in dojo normal {\tt div}s are used.
     1.8 +So with the frames we are not satisfied anymore and we have to find an alternative. I found an other way to separate the window in a toolkit called dojo. You can see dojo in action at \cite{dojo} and in {\tt isac/test/} in the file {\tt dojo-test.jsp}. Dojo does not use standard frames to separate a window, but it use {\tt div}s \cite{div}. You can also have a look at \ref{divs}, for more detailed information how {\tt div}s work in a practical example. With this {\tt div}s everything works fine with the tree2 component, because it is not necessary to specify a target. This is my solution to the problem of separating a window, sub parts should be resizeable and the tree2 component works fine, as you can see in  {\tt isac/test/dojo-test.jsp}. In this file you can see, that in dojo normal {\tt div}s are used.
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    1.10  \section{Stepwise calculation}
    1.11  
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    1.13  by some tutorial.
    1.14  
    1.15  After introduction go to the more complex examples.
    1.16 -\subparagraph{divtest (item {\tt f}):} Here is shown the handling with divs and a myfaces tree2 component
    1.17 +\subparagraph{divtest (item {\tt f}):}\label{divs} Here is shown the handling with divs and a myfaces tree2 component
    1.18  \subparagraph{ajax-test} shows an ajax example and how to work with asynchron requests
    1.19  \subparagraph{dojo-test} is the file which will be needed for the isacweb. The windows are seperated as required and also context set and remove is shown. To make it not too complex for introduction I didn't fill in the tree2 component in the dojo-test file. The application of this toolkit is discussed in Sect.\ref{dojo}.
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     2.4      \end{figure}
     2.5  
     2.6      \vspace{5mm}
     2.7 -    Graz, Oct. 2006 \\
     2.8 +    Graz, Nov. 2007 \\
     2.9    \end{center}
    2.10  
    2.11    \vspace{30mm}