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| !! Orc the Language |
| !! The Orc Language |
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| These are examples of a general idiom known as "routing", discussed in more detail in the [Programming Methodology|http://orc.csres.utexas.edu/userguide/html/ch02.html] section of the User Guide. |
| These are examples of a general idiom known as "routing", discussed in more detail in the [Programming Idioms |https://orc.csres.utexas.edu/documentation/html/userguide/userguide.html#ug.idioms.routing] chapter of the User Guide. |
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| We recognize that this approach has some serious limitations from a software engineering perspective, and we are currently investigating how to add a more traditional exception-handling mechanism to Orc. |
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| The Orc distribution includes only the standard library for Orc. Many of the demos on the website need additional sites which are not included in the standard library. The implementations of these additional sites and the corresponding include files are found in CVS: |
| The Orc distribution includes only the standard library for Orc. Many of the demos on the website need additional sites which are not included in the standard library. The implementations of these additional sites and the corresponding include files are found in Subversion: |
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| ;{{~OrcSites}}: various web services and demo sites which do not require a web server, including search engines, Google Calendar, SMTP/IMAP/POP3 email, algorithmic animation, simple GUI tools, etc. [The User Guide|http://orc.csres.utexas.edu/userguide/html/ch03s04.html] describes how to download {{~OrcSites}} and run examples locally. |
| ;{{Orchard}}: demo sites which do require a web server, including web forms and direct receipt of email. These sites can only be used when running Orc programs via the web interface. Most users will not need to run these sites locally, but if you do, see HowToInstallOrchard for information on how to set up your own local Orc web service. |
| ;{{~OrcSites}}: various web services and demo sites which do not require a web server, including search engines, Google Calendar, SMTP/IMAP/POP3 email, algorithmic animation, simple GUI tools, etc. |
| ;{{Orchard}}: demo sites which do require a web server, including web forms and direct receipt of email. These sites can only be used when running Orc programs via the web interface. Most users will not need to run these sites locally, but if you do, see [HowToInstallOrchard] for information on how to set up your own local Orc Web service. |
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| # You have checked out both {{~OrcJava}} and {{~OrcSites}}. |
| # You checked out {{~OrcJava}} to a project named {{~OrcJava}} (this is the default). |
| # You have checked out both {{~OrcScala}} and {{~OrcSites}}. |
| # You checked out {{~OrcScala}} to a project named {{~OrcScala}} (this is the default). |
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| # You have the latest version of all code from CVS (select all projects, right click, and choose Team -> Update). |
| # You have the latest version of all code from Subversion (select all projects, right click, and choose Team -> Update). |
