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How the client engine is used in the UDTTVueProject application
The following design decisions were made in developing the UDTTVueProject application:
▪ The UDTT client engine (../UDTTVueProject/static/unicomsi/btt/clientengine) is treated as a legacy third-party library. It is loaded into the application by the addition of the following lines in ../UDTTVueProject/static/index.html:
<script type="text/javascript" src="./static/jquery/jquery-3.3.1.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="./static/unicomsi/btt/clientengine/BTTLoader.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
// load from the integrated JS of client engine
// here it is /assets/unicomsi/btt-clientEngine.uncompressed.js
//BTT.loadBTT("static", "unicomsi/btt-clientEngine.uncompressed.js");
// load from the source JS of client engine at /assets folder
BTT.loadBTT("static");
</script>
▪ Because the client engine is written in raw JS, a thin service layer (../UDTTVueProject/src/app/unicomsi/btt/clientengine/service) is provided at the TypeScript level. This service layer is used to interact with UDTT server.
For information about using the Vue component, see /src/components/Transfer.vue.
For information about using Vuex, see /src/store/modules/transfer.js.
For information about using the API, see Client engine service: APIs.
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