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Simplechat example
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The simplechat example is a simple multi-user client + server. It is
simple in many ways, including the constraint that all sessions run in
the same process (it does not use inter-process communication), and
that the client does not have any advanced functions.
The example can be run as a plain Wt application, but also as a widget
set widget, which is a popup chat box that sits in the bottom right of
the browser window, and can be integrated easily in another
website. See the [blog post](http://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt/blog/2010/12/17/widgetset_mode_and_cross_origin_requests) for more information.
How to run
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See the README in the parent directory.
What it illustrates
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- how to use server push, and post events to sessions using
WServer::post() how to reuse a single widget to have two different
- UI experiences (as a normal widget, or as a compact real-estate conserving
widget for the chat popup)
- how Wt supports Cross-Origin requests to implement widget set mode
- the use of layout managers (`WVBoxLayout` and `WHBoxLayout`)
- how to play small UI sounds using `WSound`
- how to connect client-side JavaScript to a signal, to react to certain events
- how to implement a method in client-side JavaScript using
`implementJavaScript()`
- how to safely render user-entered HTML without risking XSS
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