Setting up dojo.E  

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The first step to getting running is to download dojo.E. So let's go to the dojo.E download page. Once there, you will see that there are two distributions available for download. You should pick the distribution that suits you the best. The distributions currently available include:    

• Single file - Markup/Runtime - This distribution consists of a single JavaScript file and allows you to use all the features of dojo.E. This distribution requires a separate download of the Dojo Toolkit. You can either download the minified version dojoe.js for deployment or the uncompressed version dojoe.uncompressed.js for development and debug purposes.

• Bundle - This distribution includes everything you need to put Dojo.E to work. More specifically, this distribution consists of the full Dojo standard distribution plus the full dojo.E distribution (Markup and Runtime).  

• Enterprise - This distribution includes everything you need to put Dojo.E to build real-time applications using dojo.E.

Directory Layout

dojo.E requires Dojo to run. The dojo.E module directory (dojoe) should be located at the same level as all other Dojo directory modules (dojo, dijit, dojox and util) in a web application's directory structure. For example, if you have a directory under which you are placing your Javascript code, for example js, a straightforward way to structure the directories would be to create a dojo directory containing all the Dojo modules as well as the dojoe directory under the js directory.

For example:

root


  |-- index.html

  |-- somePage.html

  |-- css

  |    | -- main.css

  |    | …

  |-- js

  |    | --/dojo


  |    |    | --/dojo


  |    |    | --/dijit

  |    |    | --/dojox


  |    |    | --/util


  |    |    | --/dojoe

  |    | …


  |-- …

What you need to do to create the correct directory structure varies depending on which distribution of dojo.E you downloaded. If you downloaded the bundled distribution, create a dojo directory under js and uncompress the dojo.E distribution there. If you downloaded either the Markup or the Runtime distributions, a Dojo directory already exists; you need only to unzip dojo.E at the same level as the other Dojo modules.