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**      Newton Developer Technical Support Sample Code
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**      Custom Route, a Newton 2.0 routing example
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**      by J. Christopher Bell, Newton Developer Technical Support
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This example shows how to set up your routing formats and routeScripts
for Newton 2.0. 

In the Newton 2.0 world, applications do not enable a specific transport
but rather transports supporting compatible paradigms like "view stuff", 
"frame stuff". 

Unlike Newton 1.x Routing, the action button is context sensitive, which
means that the action button uses its location in the view hierarchy to
figure how to display/route an item. It does not require your base view
to handle everything or for your application to have a single global
routing frame which applies to your application.

CustomRoute takes advantage of context sensitive routing by displaying
a subview an the application, to attempt to illustrate which messages
are context sensitive and which messages MUST be implemented in your
base view.

In the top subview, there is data which corresponds to a format which
can display "view stuff" and "text"... which means that the dataTypes slot
value is ['view, 'text].

This sample also handles put away for beam, mail, or any third party
'frame transport that comes along. Note that your putawayscript should
check to see whether it can handle the data before trying to put it away!

In order handle print and fax, you must register at least one protoPrintFormat.
In order handle beam and mail, you must register at least protoFrameFormat.

If you want to handle just frame or just text, use a protoFrameFormat and
override the dataTypes slot to be ['frame] or ['text] and be sure to set the
text in the format's textScript if necessary.
