Projects tagged ‘desktop’ and ‘swing’

The goal of this project is to provide a configurable and customizable production-quality Java look and feel library for Swing applications.

FEST is a collection of compact and fluent APIs, which mission is to simplify software testing. The project provides libraries for: * Functional testing of Swing-based UIs * Functional ... [More] testing of JavaFX-based UIs * Fluent interface for assertions * Easy-to-use fluent interface for Java Reflection * Template for simplifying usage of mock objects [Less]

Flying Saucer is a strict XHTML/XML renderer written in 100% Java (no native browser hooks), for embedding in a variety of applications (chat programs, mp3 players, web services clients, etc). It ... [More] aims to provide strict and *full* webstandard compliance for XHTML with CSS 2.1 styling. Input is well-formed XML and styling/layout is done with CSS. Output is PDF, Swing panel (for interactive use), image files, and SWT support is being developed. As of the current release, R7, the library should support almost all of CSS 2.; limitations on CSS support are listed in the project issue tracker. [Less]

Spring-RCP's mission is to provide an elegant way to build highly-configurable, GUI-standards-following rich-client applications faster by leveraging the Spring Framework, and a rich library of UI factories and support classes.

Griffon is a Grails like framework for Swing based desktop applications.

Omnivide is a small app itself, written in Java. The idea behind the program is that several plugins will deliver any service you like to you. All in a single app. Omnivide itself will enable you to ... [More] install/remove and enable/disable any plugin you like, since it’s open source you can also write your own plugins. Just because we call them plugins doesn’t mean they aren’t full-blown apps. Our Twitter plugin is fully featured with your own timeline, the public timeline, a small overview of your followers and the ones you follow as well. The MSN plugin will feature several things you would expect from a MSN client. Like offline messages, personal messages, avatars and so on. The possibilities are endless. [Less]

Enables UI testing with FEST. FEST-Swing is a Java library that provides a fluent interface for functional Swing GUI testing. This library provides an easy-to-use API that makes creation and ... [More] maintenance of GUI tests easy. Tests created with FEST usually belong to the integration type, as they rely on testing your application from the end-user's point of view: the UI. [Less]

Brings the FlamingoBuilder libraries (based on Flamingo 4.0dev) into your Griffon application.

Enables SystemTray and TrayIcon support on your Griffon application. The TrayIcon class is actually JPopupTrayIcon by Michael Biem (from the Fishfarm project), which is in turn based on Alex ... [More] Potochkin's JXTrayIcon. In short words this class allows you to display a JPopupMenu in the systemTray as opposed to a regular, plain PopupMenu (AWT stuff, yuck!) [Less]

Brings the JideBuilder libraries (based on Jide 2.4.8) into your Griffon application.