updated the readme with better links

koolapp-javafx/ReadMe.md

@@ -27,13 +27,13 @@ Here's a breakdown of the source code used to implement this:
 
 * [test.koolapp.myapp.MyApp.kt](https://github.com/koolapp/koolapp/blob/master/koolapp-javafx/src/test/kotlin/test/koolapp/myapp/MyApp.kt) the actual application which interacts with the DOM using the standard [kotlin.browser](http://jetbrains.github.com/kotlin/versions/snapshot/apidocs/kotlin/browser/package-summary.html) package.
 * [org.koolapp.javafx.WebApplication](https://github.com/koolapp/koolapp/tree/master/koolapp-javafx/src/main/kotlin/org/koolapp/javafx/WebApplication.kt) : standard KoolApp browser Application
-* [org.koolapp.javafx.namespace](https://github.com/koolapp/koolapp/tree/master/koolapp-javafx/src/main/kotlin/org/koolapp/javafx/) : Java main() function launcher for the JavaFX web app
+* [org.koolapp.javafx.namespace](https://github.com/koolapp/koolapp/tree/master/koolapp-javafx/src/main/kotlin/org/koolapp/javafx/Main.kt) : Java main() function launcher for the JavaFX web app
 
 The application code - the [myapp() function](https://github.com/koolapp/koolapp/blob/master/koolapp-javafx/src/test/kotlin/test/koolapp/myapp/MyApp.kt) should be usable when compiled to JavaScript directly. The code in the org.koolapp.javafx package is only required if you want to run the application on a JVM with JavaFX.
 
 ### How a KoolApp JavaFX application works
 
-When using your web application in the KoolApp JavaFX browser, you need to bind your Kotlin application code to the web page. This is done by adding a script tag (or using the WebApplication.ready() function to pass a block when the document is ready).
+When using your web application in the KoolApp JavaFX browser, you need to bind your Kotlin application code to the web page. This is done by adding a [text/kotlin script tag](https://github.com/koolapp/koolapp/blob/master/koolapp-javafx/src/test/resources/sample.html#L6) or using the WebApplication.ready() function to pass a block when the document is ready.
 
 For example if you add this to a HTML file: