XVCL Manual: Writing with XVCL

Overview

This manual illustrates how to use XVCL Processor, how it works and how to extend it.

• Introduce x-frames into a traditional development environment.
• Recommend x-frames.
• Designing an x-framework.
• Designing for multiple platforms.
  • Java 1.0
  • Java 1.1
  • Java 1.2
  • Java 1.3
  • Java 1.4
  • Java 5.0
  • Java 6.0
  • Future Java

• Integrating xmlbind into an x-framework.

Chapter 1: Getting Started

In Xvcl Getting Started, a strong case is made to start using XVCL Processor in the middle of a traditional development environment. Compare writing code by hand and writing code by preprocessor and writing code by XVCL.

Chapter 2: Using XVCL Processor

In Xvcl Using Processor, step-by-step procedures illustrate how to use XVCL Processor

• With Eclipse 3.2, and
• With Apache Ant, and
• Java API

Chapter 3: Designing an x-framework

In Xvcl Design Framework, develop a x-framework for Java programming.

Chapter 4: Designing for multiple platforms

In Xvcl Design Platform, provide specific solutions for working with different versions of the Java programming language.

Chapter 5: Extending XVCL Processor

In Xvcl Extending, create additional XVCL commands.

Chapter 6: Future

In Xvcl Future, make a proposal for changing the unforked XVCL Processor.

Reference: XVCL Variables

In Xvcl Variables, we demonstrate how to use XVCL variables and system variables.

Reference: XVCL Commands

In Xvcl Commands, we demonstrate how to use each XVCL command available.

About the author

Gilbert Herschberger is a software architect and technical writer. He writes open source and other software with XVCL.