October 2002
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
12h 35m
English
Today's client-side scripts can get large and complex. Client-side scripting may use both script library classes and script library objects to handle such situations.
Many scripts are reused over many pages in the system. When this happens, it is best to create and to maintain separate script library files (.js). These files contain a number of JavaScript functions that can be included in one shot by the client, making it easier to maintain common scripts. The following class and component stereotypes are used to model these client-side script files.
| Name | Script library. |
| Metamodel class | Class. |
| Description | Defines a number of JavaScript functions and variables. |
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| Constraints | None. |
| Tagged values | None. |
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