Re: HATS Best Practices

Pete,

I haven't gone through this lab yet, so I don't know how in-depth it
is, but it may be of some value.

http://websphere.dfw.ibm.com/whidemo/atdemo_hats_basics_labs.html


On 1/4/07, Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

We used menu buttons for the menu items themselves although I have been
thinking about moving the menus to a left-hand frame and have the
programs run in a center frame.  As I get more experienced with the
components and widgets, I get more ideas and how best to use them.

I haven't played with the web services piece yet.  I have sat in on two,
instructor led, live web-based trainings on HATS.  Both added to my
knowledge but sitting in a classroom where you can ask questions easily
and have the instructor sit down and work with you would be better.

My biggest problem so far is that I have "prompt" window that doesn't
transform correctly.  I had to make all kinds of changes to get it to
work right and it still doesn't work like I want it to.  I'd like to
build a custom dialog component but, again, the documentation is thin
and I haven't solved it (yet).

There is a new version coming out this year, perhaps this quarter.  It
will be interesting to see what the improvements are.

Pete


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