Components for Graphical User Interfaces (GUI), Swing, SWT (Standard Widget Toolkit), AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit)...
Categories: Frameworks, Rich client UI - Swing
Latest version: 1.1.0.1Added 2005-07-25
FrameView is a Java Swing framework used to create business software. Features include Eclipse style look and feel, read in layout from XML file, simple menu and button loading for each view, maximize/minimize, lazy load views, support for creating GUI from Jelly xml files to totally avoid GridBagLayout.
Categories: Rich client UI - Swing
Latest version: 0.7.1Added 2006-10-27
Composite widgets made up of several SWT components that all together form a new widget of an entirely new capacity.Widgets: CDatepicker, CDatepickerCombo, CNumPad, CNumPadCombo, CTableTree, CCalendarGuidelines followed to make the widgets useful for different projects include:- Maximize screen space; every piece should do something- Do not rely solely on the presence of either a keyboard or a mouse- Maintain a native look and feel, though not necessarily native components- Follow the API style of SWT and JFace- Cross Platform- International
Author: Bright Side Factory
Latest version: 2.0Added 2005-07-28
Provides ready-to-use, high-level J2EE components that will help you build business J2EE applications accessed by rich Java/Swing clients on HTTP. The components are loosely coupled, which allows you to pick only the one you need.Components include:- Remoting: HTTP communication layer between a J2EE server and a Java/Swing rich client.- Smart Value Object: track client side modifications of business objects graphs.- List Of Values: use referential data on the rich client's side.- Remote Iterator: enables a rich client to get the datarows returned by the execution of a SQL statement.- Request Definition: XML server-side description and execution of a SQL statement.- Table Display: enhanced Jtable for displaying the results of a SQL statement.
Latest version: 0.14.0Added 2005-07-26
The Argyle framework has a generic rich client for multiple server applications. The term "generic" means that a single Argyle client on the desktop acts as the GUI front end for multiple Argyle server applications.
