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Creating an Application from an ATF Sample
This section shows how to build an application based on an existing ATF sample, step by step. An actual application is developed, based on the ATF Simple DOM Editor Sample.
This is an introductory topic, and you can read this section without knowing much about ATF or viewing other ATF documentation.
To learn more about creating an editor application, you can also see Creating an Editor Application. However, that section relies heavily on material in the ATF Programmer's Guide and understanding the programming of the ATF Simple DOM Editor Sample, so you may need to read the referenced sections in the Guide first.
The ATF Simple DOM Editor Sample's programming is explained in Simple DOM Editor Programming Discussion, and understanding that section requires some familiarity with basic ATF concepts, such as the DOM.
Download zipped source for the created application here.
Creating an Application from an ATF Sample
- Steps for Creating an Application Based on an Existing Sample: Suggested steps for building on an existing sample.
- Choose ATF Sample to Base Application On: Pick a sample that most closely matches your new application's features.
- Copy ATF Sample and Run It: Copy the indicated folders and files in ATF to start your application development.
- Start Customizing Your Application Software: Begin the process of transforming the sample into your application.
- Define Your Application's New Data Model: Define the types in your application's data in a file and create a schema.
- Modify Your Application's Existing Software: Modify the sample's existing code to work for your application.
- Add New Code and Parts to Your Application: Add the application's unique features, using the appropriate ATF classes and components.
- Build, Run, and Debug Your Application: With all code changed and features added, finish development.
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