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Question posted: 06 05 2008 03:52:32 +0000,
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07 06 2010 20:18:08 +0000
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Answered by
Mohan Nair, Project Manager, HSBC Holdings
| 06 05 2008 03:53:51 +0000
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distribute a Desktop gadget, you need to do the following (with the help of Gadget Designer): - Create a
gadget.gmanifest file in XML that contains meta-information about the gadget. - Create a
main.xml file, which defines the main view of your gadget. A view consists of the UI and objects that completely make up one visible pane of your gadget. - If needed, create an
options.xml file, which defines your gadget's options view. - Write code to implement your gadget's functionality.
- Zip together
gadget.gmanifest, main.xml, options.xml (if you have one), and any separate JavaScript files. If you hand-zip the file instead of creating it with Gadget Designer, rename the zipped file so it has a .gg suffix (for Google Gadget).
gadget.gmanifest file in XML that contains meta-information about the gadget. main.xml file, which defines the main view of your gadget. A view consists of the UI and objects that completely make up one visible pane of your gadget. options.xml file, which defines your gadget's options view. gadget.gmanifest, main.xml, options.xml (if you have one), and any separate JavaScript files. If you hand-zip the file instead of creating it with Gadget Designer, rename the zipped file so it has a .gg suffix (for Google Gadget). When a user installs a .gg-file-based gadget, their Google Desktop installation handles unzipping, installing, and registering it, using information from the gadget.gmanifest file.
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