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Backbase Bundle for TextMate

The Backbase Bundle for TextMate now has templates, drag commands, language file with preferences and a lot of snippets for easy development.

If you are not able to work with TextMate there is an editor that can also work with these bundles called E-TextEditor.

Although this bundle is not a supported Backbase product we do appreciate any comments you could have on it. If you are using something that you think might be of use for all of us using this bundle do not hesitate to add a comment.

Documentation

The complete documentation for the Client Framework with everything you need to build your Rich Internet Applications.

Client Framework 4.4.3

The Backbase Community License

Backbase Enterprise Ajax 4.2 introduces a new streamlined Community License. The new license makes it really easy to start working with Backbase Ajax software. This article includes a summary of the license terms, and answers to frequently asked questions.

The Community License means that:

All Backbase server software can be used for free on up to 2 server-CPUs per company

How to catch client-side messages server-side

After reading this article you should be able to make your own custom client-side error handler that would allow you to send client-side errors to your backend when running a JSF Edition application.

The HTML Reference Reloaded

After working sometime with the HTML version of the reference on BDN. I was missing quite some features (search, collapsible dynamic tree, bookmarking). This brought me on the idea to 'enhance' it using Backbase.

Which release are you using

4.1.2
32% (36 votes)
4.1
44% (49 votes)
4.0.2
6% (7 votes)
3.x
18% (20 votes)
Total votes: 112

How-to: Modify the chameleon skin theme

Abstract:
How to quickly and easily change the skin parameters (colors) of a Backbase application using the chameleon skin.

Background:
Any backbase application using the chameleon skin loads a b:skinSettings widget which sets the color preferences by creating/rendering css styles.