/**
* @author Kogonuso
* @since 09/03/13
*
*/
import com.kogonuso.JLevel;
public class Transition extends JLevel{
/*This method demonstrates how JLevel 2.0 can be written using only methods
* instead of variables as in the content in the method
* below it is your choice to pick the method you prefer and stick to it*/
protected String processRequest(){
String[] document ={
doctype(),
html(
head(
title(t("JavaScript testing in JLevel")),
includeStyle("stylesheet1.css"),
attachJQuery("//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js")
),
body(
div(id$("mainContent"),
div(id$("nav"),br,
//header and navigation called as a separate method
headerAndNavigation(),
br7,
//menu a
dl(class$("dropdown"),
dt( id$("one-ddheader"),onmouseover$("ddMenu('one',1)"),
onmouseout("ddMenu('one',-1)"),t("Menu One")),
dd( id$("one-ddcontent"),onmouseover$("cancelHide('one')"),
onmouseout("ddMenu('one',-1)"),
ul(
li(a (href$("#"),class$("underline"), t(" Item 1"))),
li(a (href$("#"),class$("underline"), t("Item 2" ))),
li(a( href$("#"),class$("underline"), t("Item 3") )),
li(a(href$("#"),class$("underline"), t(" Item 4" ))),
li(a(href$("#"),t("Item 5")))
))),
// //menu 2
dl(class$("dropdown"),
dt( id$("two-ddheader"),onmouseover$("ddMenu('two',1)"),
onmouseout("ddMenu('two',-1)"),t("Menu two")),
dd( id$("two-ddcontent"),onmouseover$("cancelHide('two')"),
onmouseout("ddMenu('two',-1)"),
ul(
li(a(href$("#"),class$("underline"),t("Item 1"))),
li(a(href$("#"),class$("underline"),t("Item 2"))),
li(a(href$("#"),class$("underline"),t(" Item 3"))),
li(a(href$("#"),class$("underline"),t("Item 4"))),
li(a(href$("#"),t("Item 5")))
))),
//menu3
//menu 2
dl(class$("dropdown"),
dt( id$("three-ddheader"),onmouseover$("ddMenu('three',1)"),
onmouseout("ddMenu('three',-1)"),t("Menu three")),
dd( id$("three-ddcontent"),onmouseover$("cancelHide('three')"),
onmouseout("ddMenu('three',-1)"),
ul(
li(a(href$("#"),class$("underline"),t("Item 1"))),
li(a(href$("#"),class$("underline"),t("Item 2"))),
li(a(href$("#"),class$("underline"),t("Item 3"))),
li(a(href$("#"),class$("underline"),t("Item 4"))),
li(a(href$("#"),t(" Item 5")))
))),
div("margin-left:30px;clear:both;",
//Content area
p("font-weight:900;color:green;",t(br+"Pure JLevel tag free Java made possible Html page")),
pre(big(t("Get Ready for JLevel 2.0 - the simple tag free html java code library"+br+
"Go ahead and start forgetting what they taught you regarding counting HTML " +br+
"Tags both in web Development and java coding as these will become obsolete with JLevel 2.0."+br+
"It will provide experience that will seem fulfilling just like when web 2.0 took over the norm" +br+
"of WWW/Internet interaction and remained so today."+br+
"Nothing new to learn if you already know Java and Html. Your knowledge of JLevel 1.0.0 Beta " +br+
"WILL NOT BE useful with JLevel 2.0 as this is totally re-engineered library."+br+
"The purpose is still the same - to make programing and web development never feel like a drag " +br+
"anymore for developer that uses Html,Css JavaScript,jQuery and other scripts."+br+
"It will be simple that you will forget that Html ever has close set (tags). That is you will " +br+
"never worry about closing the open tag that takes attributes or in-line style and closing tag " +br+
"at all, all these have be automated. Furthermore,all self closing tags are have been taken care of."+br+
"Watch out for the preview code this week!")))
))),br2,
//footer method
footer(),
insertScript("C:/Users/Kogonuso/Desktop/Portables/Sites/Servlet+JSP/Test/WebContent/dropdown.js"),
insertScript("C:/Users/Kogonuso/Desktop/Portables/Sites/Servlet+JSP/Test/WebContent/js2.js")
))
};
saveAsHtml("transition", level(document));
return(level(document));
}
/*This method demonstrates how JLevel 2.0 can be written using only variable instead of methods as in the content above
* it is your choice to pick the method you prefer and stick to it*/
protected String headerAndNavigation(){
String[] headerNav ={
//header
div("width:1000px;height:70px;", id$("header"),
h1(id$("head"),a(href$("#"),
t("JLevel 2.0 - Java Library")))
),
//the navigation bar
sdiv,"width:1000px;height:60px;line-height:50px;background-color:#0D2A4F;margin:auto;",ct,
odiv,id$,"navdiv",ct,
oul,id$,"nav",ct,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"Home",ea,eli,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"JLevel v2.0",ea,eli,
cli,
aHref,"http://jlevel4java.blogspot.co.nz/",ct,"Products",ea,
oul,class$,"child",ct,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"Animation",ea,eli,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"Transition",ea,eli,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"Content",ea,eli,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"Speakers",ea,
cul,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"10 watt",ea,eli,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"20 watt",ea,eli,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"30 watt",ea,eli,
eul,
cli,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"Random Equipment",ea,eli,
eul,
eli,
cli,
aHref,"http://kogonuso.blogspot.co.nz/",ct,"Services",ea,
oul,class$,"child",ct,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"Repairs",ea,eli,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"Installations",ea,eli,
cli,aHref,"#",ct,"Setups",ea,eli,
eul,
eli,
cli,aHref,"http://jlevel4java.blogspot.com/p/about.html",ct,"About",ea,eli,
cli,aHref,"http://jlevel4java.blogspot.com/p/spport.html",ct,"Contact",ea,eli,
eul,
ediv,ediv
};
return level(headerNav);
}
/*One of short methods to show how methods can be used inside a JLevel document former method*/
protected String footer(){
String[] footer ={
cdiv,ccenter,ofooter,id$,"footer",ct,"© JLevel 2013. All Rights Reserved!",efooter,ecenter,ediv,
};
return level(footer);
}
/*One of short methods to show how methods can be used inside a JLevel document former method*/
protected String advert(){
return br6+"That's what JLevel can do for you!";
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
Transition t = new Transition();
t.processRequest();
}
}
Demo web page written using JLevel 2.0
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