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This is where you can download the code and packages used on this site.

To run the various tutorials and applications you will need to know something about deploying Curl with manifests and about importing packages. See the FAQ entry for organizing your downloads from here.

Tutorials and Examples

Here are the sources for the tutorials and examples on this site. The first column is a link to the article in which the code is introduced.

Example	Description	Source
`CurlrObject`	`CurlrObject` javascript for Curl RTE detection.	`CurlrObject` sample
Simple RSS Viewer	Expanded `sadXMLHttpRequest` tutorial showing Flickr group RSS feeds.	`flickr-rss-viewer`
`sadXMLHttpRequest` tutorial	Simple tutorial for using the sadXMLHttpRequest object.	`xmlhttprequest-tutorial`
MD5 test applet	Basic test for MD5 implementation	`md5-test`

Packages

Code is organized into the general purpose curlr packages (such as COM.CURLR.XML) and the api specific packages such as Flickr.

In this table are the current release versions of packages used on this site. The development versions can be obtained from the curlr repository.

The available downloads are:

source - a zip file of the package code. Note there may be dependencies on other packages.
pcurl - a deployable, pcurl'd version of the package.

COM.CURLR:Useful supporting packages.

Package	Description	Version	Source	pcurl
`All packages`	All `COM.CURLR` packages in one download.	1.0	`COM.CURL sources`	`COM.CURLR pcurl`
`COM.CURLR.CRYPTO`	MD5, SHA-1 and SHA-2 hash functions, HMAC algorithms for all hash functions.	1.0	`COM.CURLR.CRYPTO sources`	`COM.CURLR.CRYPTO pcurl`
`COM.CURLR.XML`	XML processing stack, including XML DOM and XMLHttpRequest	1.0	`COM.CURLR.XML` sources	`COM.CURLR.XML` pcurl

Documentation

If you have the Curl IDE you can install the (slim) documentation that accompanies the packages. The zip files in the following table contain the directory structure for the packages and a pcurl'd version that contains the documentation. To install, the documentation,

first open the IDE. If you haven't got it yet, download it from Curl.
from the Help menu, choose Install documentation ...
On the dialog that appears, click the Install ... button.
In the file chooser dialog, select the manifest.mcurl file that was in the top-level directory of the zip.
That should intstall the documentation; it should appear in the list as COM.CURLR. When you reopen the documentation viewer the package doc and api doc strings will be searchable in the index.

Here are the documentation downloads:

Download	Version	Description
`COM.CURLR docs`	1.0	installable documentation for `COM.CURLR` packages