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The Application Context is a global object available from your Handler Object. Using the Application Context object, you can access various application information, dialog boxes, and user preferences. | The Application Context is a global object available from your Handler Object. Using the Application Context object, you can access various application information, dialog boxes, and user preferences. | ||
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The Application Context is a global object available from your Handler Object. Using the Application Context object, you can access various application information, dialog boxes, and user preferences.
From your Zimlet Handler Object, you can access the appCtxt object. For example, the following shows how to access the simple message dialog from the application context:
com_zimbra_test.prototype.myMethod =
function() {
var dialog = appCtxt.getMsgDialog(); //get a simple message dialog
dialog.reset(); // reset the dialog
dialog.setMessage("Hello World!", DwtMessageDialog.INFO_STYLE); // set the message "info" style
dialog.popup(); // display the dialog
};
API Documentation
JavaScript documentation for the Application Context class is available at:
http://files.zimbra.com/docs/zimlet/zcs/6.0/jsdocs/symbols/ZmAppCtxt.html
