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Rvsjoen: /* Articles in this series */

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Rvsjoen: /* Articles in this series */

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Rvsjoen: /* Articles in this series */

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	Ok, now that we have all the nitty gritty details and theory covered, let us get cracking.		Ok, now that we have all the nitty gritty details and theory covered, let us get cracking.

	This tutorial is meant to serve both as a start-to-finish tutorial, and as a simple reference and showcase on how you as a developer can use the framework to implement certain features in your component. In order to accomplish this the tutorial is ~~divded~~ into parts, where each part builds on the code from the previous part, allowing you to jump in at any level.		This tutorial is meant to serve both as a start-to-finish tutorial, and as a simple reference and showcase on how you as a developer can use the framework to implement certain features in your component. In order to accomplish this the tutorial is divided into parts, where each part builds on the code from the previous part, allowing you to jump in at any level.

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Rvsjoen: /* Developing the component */

2011-07-12T16:36:45Z

Developing the component

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	In Joomla!, the MVC pattern is implemented using three classes: JModel, JView and JController. For more detailed information about these classes, please refer to the API reference documentation.		In Joomla!, the MVC pattern is implemented using three classes: JModel, JView and JController. For more detailed information about these classes, please refer to the API reference documentation.

	== ~~Developing the component~~ ==		== Articles in this series ==

	Ok, now that we have all the nitty gritty details and theory covered, let us get cracking.		Ok, now that we have all the nitty gritty details and theory covered, let us get cracking.

AmyStephen: /* Model */

2011-07-10T01:46:46Z

Model

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	=== Model ===		=== Model ===
	The model is the part of the component that encapsulates the application's data. It will often provide routines to manage and manipulate this data ~~in a meaningful way in addition to routines that retrieve the data from the model~~. In our case, the model will contain methods to add, remove and update information about the greetings in the database. It will also contain methods to retrieve the list of greetings from the database. In general, the underlying data access technique should be encapsulated in the model. In this way, if an application ~~is to be moved from a system that utilizes a flat file to store its information to a system that~~ uses a database, the model is the only element that needs to be changed, not the view or the controller.		The model is the part of the component that encapsulates the application's data. It will often provide routines to retrieve, manage and manipulate this data.

			In our case, the model will contain methods to add, remove and update information about the greetings in the database. It will also contain methods to retrieve the list of greetings from the database.

			In general, the underlying data access technique should be encapsulated in the model. In this way, if an application uses a different type of database system or if the data elements change, the model is the only element that needs to be changed, not the view or the controller.

	=== View ===		=== View ===

AmyStephen: /* Introduction */

2011-07-10T01:44:28Z

Introduction

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	A software framework ~~is the base~~ of an application ~~that can be used by a developer. The framework in Joomla! unleashes a great deal of power~~ for ~~them~~. ~~The~~ Joomla~~! code~~ has been designed for extensibility. The scope of this tutorial will be to develop a simple Hello World! component using the convention and coding standards employed by the Joomla! framework.		A software framework contains a set of application development tools for developers. Joomla has been designed for extensibility. The scope of this tutorial will be to develop a simple Hello World! component using the convention and coding standards employed by the Joomla! framework.

	Joomla! is constructed using three different applications:		Joomla! is constructed using three different applications:

Rvsjoen at 21:43, 9 July 2011

2011-07-09T21:43:50Z

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	~~== Requirements ==~~
	~~This tutorial is supported by the following versions of Joomla!~~

	~~{{JVer\|1.6}}{{JVer\|1.7}}~~

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	A software framework is the base of an application that can be used by a developer. The framework in Joomla! unleashes a great deal of power for them. The Joomla! code has been designed for extensibility. The scope of this tutorial will be to develop a simple Hello World! component using the convention and coding standards employed by the Joomla! framework.		A software framework is the base of an application that can be used by a developer. The framework in Joomla! unleashes a great deal of power for them. The Joomla! code has been designed for extensibility. The scope of this tutorial will be to develop a simple Hello World! component using the convention and coding standards employed by the Joomla! framework.

Rvsjoen: /* Requirements */

2011-07-09T21:30:32Z

Requirements

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	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==
	This tutorial is supported by ~~these~~ versions of Joomla!		This tutorial is supported by the following versions of Joomla!

	{{JVer\|1.6}}{{JVer\|1.7}}		{{JVer\|1.6}}{{JVer\|1.7}}

Rvsjoen at 21:17, 9 July 2011

2011-07-09T21:17:54Z

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	This tutorial is meant to serve both as a start-to-finish tutorial, and as a simple reference and showcase on how you as a developer can use the framework to implement certain features in your component. In order to accomplish this the tutorial is divded into parts, where each part builds on the code from the previous part, allowing you to jump in at any level.		This tutorial is meant to serve both as a start-to-finish tutorial, and as a simple reference and showcase on how you as a developer can use the framework to implement certain features in your component. In order to accomplish this the tutorial is divded into parts, where each part builds on the code from the previous part, allowing you to jump in at any level.

	{{Chunks:Developing_an_MVC_Component_Contents}}		{{:Chunks:Developing_an_MVC_Component_Contents}}

	[[Category:Development]]		[[Category:Development]]

Rvsjoen at 21:11, 9 July 2011

2011-07-09T21:11:28Z

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	{{Chunks:Developing_an_MVC_Component_Contents}}		{{Chunks:Developing_an_MVC_Component_Contents}}

	~~== Contributors ==~~
	*[[User:cdemko\|Christophe Demko]]
	*[[User:Rvsjoen\|Rune V. Sjøen]]

	[[Category:Development]]		[[Category:Development]]