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- JAMBA OBJECT WIZARD: $$root$$
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- The latest developer information can be found at: http://www.aimtech.com/developer.
- Here you will find information and samples for creating Active X controls that are used
- by the Jamba authoring component as well additional information for creating the Java
- based runtime objects.
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- AppWizard has created a $$root$$ project for you. This project is the starting point
- for creating your own Jamba runtime object. To create the corresponding Active X control
- for use by the Jamba authoring component, create a new project using the OLE Control wizard.
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- This file contains a summary of what you will find in each of the files that
- make up your JambaObj project.
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- $$JAMBA_CLASSNAME$$Obj.java
- The Java source file for the Jamba object. When compiled this will produce the class file
- for your Jamba runtime object.
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- $$root$$.jtf
- A sample Jamba output file for testing your object. This file will contain a reference
- to your Jamba object class.
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- $$root$$.html
- A sample html file for testing your Jamba objct. This file will reference the jtf file
- mentioned above.
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- Other Notes:
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- You must have the Jamba player classes installed on your system and specified in the Visual
- J++ directories path or your CLASSPATH in order to build the object.
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- For Visual J++ to place the $$JAMBA_CLASSNAME$$Obj.class file in the Project\Aimtech\Objects
- subdirectory you need to specify a period (.) for the output directory path prior to compilation.
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- When testing your object, use Aimtech.Player.Class for the Class File Name.
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- AppWizard uses "TODO:" to indicate parts of the source code you should add to or customize.
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