JP is short for JavascriptPages, a JSP(TM)-like Client Side 
Scripting Engine with the following features:

-resembles JSP 
-is implemented in JS 
-executes purely on client-side 
-is able to serve different HTML pages embedded within 
-has smart-handling of JS, CSS and HTML files 
-provides a set of JS objects Properties, Session, Request, 
 Response, FileArray and BufferedReader 



In this file you can find:

./
        README          This file
        LICENSE         License for this software
        doc.html        Document describing in more detail 
                        the functionalities available in JP
bin/
        JPTool.exe      The pre-compiled binary of JPTool 
                        for the Windows platform
src/
        *               Source code of JPTool
TestSuite/
        JP.html         Run to see a demonstration of what 
                        JP offers
        *               Source codes that comprises the JP.html
Cart/
        JP.html         Run to see a demonstration of a 
                        dynamic shopping cart
        *               Source codes that comprises the JP.html
User/
        JP.html         Run to see demonstration of a user
                        "login" page with age verification
        *               Source codes that comprises the JP.htmlA



JPTool has the following usage syntax:

JPTool --outfile outfile --inlist inlist [--title title] [--debug true|false]

where

--outfile outfile 
        The name of the JP container page to generate
        (mandatory) 
--inlist inlist 
        File containing list of JP pages to embed, one per 
        line
        (mandatory) 
--title title 
        Title that will be displayed for the JP container 
        page
        (optional) 
--debug true|false 
        Enable debug mode
        (optional)

        

JPTool and JP Engine is released under the BSD-style 
license. Please see LICENSE for more details.



W.H. Jou <jnz@pacific.net.sg>
2002-02-19