Hello,

unfortunately i have no idea what is the purpose for a Non-Visual-Project.

Can somebody give me a classic example to create such kind of project?

Thanks in advance & Greetings ... Peter
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Sorry for my weird english

Peter

>unfortunately i have no idea what is the purpose for a Non-Visual-Project.

As the name suggests its an application that has no visual aspect, its something where the software runs happily in the background without any user involvement. A really good example would be the Windows print spooler.

>Can somebody give me a classic example to create such kind of project?

I can't, someone else may be able to. Why are you asking?

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

While i never used it i thought it was so you could build custom
javascript libraries (like collection of useful functions).

If all you want is a JS file to include in various projects there is no
way to get that - since ewb generates a single JS file including the UI.

This would allow you to create classes/functions and compile them into
single js file that you can then copy and use wherever you want.

Coming from non-EWB javascript development it's not uncommon to include
3-4 JS files in your html - often starting with something like jquery
and then all your own stuff.

Raul

On 10/1/2012 6:46 AM, Peter wrote:
> unfortunately i have no idea what is the purpose for a Non-Visual-Project.
> Can somebody give me a classic example to create such kind of project?

Peter,

<< unfortunately i have no idea what is the purpose for a
Non-Visual-Project.

Can somebody give me a classic example to create such kind of project? >>

The general idea was a project where the developer didn't want the whole
desktop/application/forms framework baggage, but wanted to do more low-level
DOM manipulation or just straight-up calculations/processing with a minimal
UI and small footprint.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com