Changes for page Your First D2W Project

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21	21	{{code language="java"}}
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23		- public WOActionResults loginAction() {
	23	+public WOActionResults loginAction() {
24	24	String username = request().stringFormValueForKey("username");
25	25	String password = request().stringFormValueForKey("password");
26	26	return D2W.factory().defaultPage(session());
...	...	@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@
61	61	WOComponent nextPage = null;
62	62	String email = request().stringFormValueForKey("username");
63	63	String errorMessage = null;
64		-
	64	+
65	65	try {
66	66	Author user = Author.fetchAuthor(ERXEC.newEditingContext(), Author.EMAIL.eq(email));
67	67	((Session) session()).setAuthor(user);
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87	87
88	88	We are done with the login logic, so we can move to the next step: working on the navigation. The navigation is quite simple: we want two tabs, //Posts and Authors//, when one of the two tabs is selected, we display the list of objects for the selected tabs, and we have two links: one to create a new blog entry or a new author, and the other to query (search) for matching objects.
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90		-The navigation structure is done in a "plist" file. If you are a Mac OS X guy, you probably know what is a plist, but if not, a plist is like a JSON structure to hold key/values. The plist file is located in the **Resources** folder, the file's name is **NavigationMenu.plist**. By default, Eclipse will open the file in Xcode, which might not be what we want. To open it in a text editor in Eclipse, right-click on **NavigationMenu.plist** and select **Open With** -> **Text Editor**.
	90	+The navigation structure is done in a "plist" file. If you are a Mac OS X guy, you probably know what is a plist, but if not, a plist is like a JSON structure to hold key/values. The plist file is located in the **Resources** folder, the file's name is **NavigationMenu.plist**. By default, Eclipse will open the file in Xcode, which might not be what we want. To open it in a text editor in Eclipse, right-click on **NavigationMenu.plist** and select **Open With** > **Text Editor**.
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92	92	[[image:Capture d’écran 2012-07-30 à 06.18.43.png||border="1"]]
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94		-Edit the file so the content is like this:
	94	+Edit the file with the content is like this:
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96	96	{{code}}
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120	120	{
121	121	name = SearchPosts;
122	122	action = "session.navController.searchPostsAction";
123		- },
	123	+ },
124	124	{
125	125	name = Authors;
126	126	action = "session.navController.listAuthorsAction";
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137	137	)
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139	139	{{/code}}
	140	+
	141	+The first array defines what the top level navigation is going to be, and this is where we define the two tabs (the childrenChoice dictionary). After that, we define the other parts of the navigation. You see references to //action = session.navController//. This is the action (method) that will be called for the specified navigation element, so let's create those methods in the **MainNavigationController** class.