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Opera Unite developer’s primer — revisited
Opera Unite puts a Web server inside your Opera browser, allowing you to share files and applications with your friends and colleagues directly off your hard drive! This tutorial shows you how to get started on the road to Opera Unite application development by making a simple Opera Unite blog application.( Read the article )
There is a large and not so vocal user base that use a browser at work. We are looking for a light and secure browser that is supported across multiple platforms. Features that add bling, gee whiz and yes market share for the browser at home are seen as unnecessary attack vectors at work. Opera 10.10 as described comes across as P2P which will have a knee jerk reaction of security of taking down the application.
I know it is tough to engineer but could we have an optional install of these sorts of features. Users and hackers can't turn on what isn't there.
Thanks
thanks for this fine article.
but, i have questions.
1. what is <b>blog.ua</b> file? how can i use this?
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/opera-unite-developer-primer-revisited/blog.ua
above URL is download link of 'Opera Unite blog source code' of this article.
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2. is '<b>opera.io.webserver</b>' object exist?
i tested this article sample(simple blog), but i can't running it.
below is my debugging log from dragonfly Javascript debugger.
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>>> typeof(<b>opera.io.webserver</b>);
<b>"undefined"</b>
>>> typeof(opera.io);
"object"
>>> typeof(opera);
"object"
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this is my email.
<a href="">aanoaa@gmail.com</a>
please check it if you can.
thanks,
Hong.
but, i have questions.
1. what is <b>blog.ua</b> file? how can i use this?
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/opera-unite-developer-primer-revisited/blog.ua
above URL is download link of 'Opera Unite blog source code' of this article.
--
2. is '<b>opera.io.webserver</b>' object exist?
i tested this article sample(simple blog), but i can't running it.
below is my debugging log from dragonfly Javascript debugger.
-------------
>>> typeof(<b>opera.io.webserver</b>);
<b>"undefined"</b>
>>> typeof(opera.io);
"object"
>>> typeof(opera);
"object"
-------------
this is my email.
<a href="">aanoaa@gmail.com</a>
please check it if you can.
thanks,
Hong.
This is a great introductory article for Unite programming and I learned a lot from it. I would be one hundred percent satisfied with it if it included some kind of data persistence code. Unite apps do not run all of the time (most of them), and there's no storage of data anywhere in the example given. To me it's sort of..., well incomplete.
@jpzz - you have to install Unite after you install the browser, it isn't installed by default.
@jpzz - you have to install Unite after you install the browser, it isn't installed by default.