Tareas.

) Create Your New Project |
* Select File (1)->New (2)->Tersus Project (3) to open the New Tersus Project (4) wizard. * Enter a name of your choice (e.g. My Project) (5) for your newproject and click Finish (6). Once you click Finish, you should move this document to the bottom part of the studio's window, which will reveal the studio itself, but still allow you to follow theinstructions given here.
To do so, double-click the tab, or click the (Restore) button found along the top of the Welcome window.

The studio opens the new project's model for editing in the ModelEditor (on the right), while a list of projects, which includes pre-installed sample projects, is displayed in the Repository Explorer (on the left of the screen). |
2) Use Your New Application |Click on the Launch the application (1) button in the studio's main toolbar to load your application in the embedded Tersus Server and open it in a web-browser (2).

The application displays nothingyet, so let's model something to display. |
3) Add your own modeling - With Instant Results |
We shall now add our own modeling to the application, displaying the message hello, world when a buttonis clicked. * Switch back to the Tersus Studio. * In the Model Editor (the drawing on the screen), double-click the View model (the big blue rectangle) to zoom into (and expand) it. * Clickthe Button (1) template in the Display category of the Palette, to select it. Note the change in the mouse pointer (2). * Click inside the View model in the editor, to position the Button element inthe view (3). You will be prompted to provide a name for the button. Leave it with the default Button. |
* Double-click the Button model, to zoom into it * Click the Text (1) template in theConstants category of the Palette, to select it. * Click inside the Button model in the editor, to position the Text element in the button (2). You will be prompted to provide the value of the...