Projects tagged ‘java’ and ‘widget’

JBoss Portal provides an open source platform for hosting and serving a portal's Web interface, publishing and managing its content, and customizing its experience.

Omni ERP is an innovative business application platform; it is completely based in open source technologies and brings a whole new level of modularity and flexibility to the business solutions environment. It uses a new approach combining new ... [More] software engineering techniques like plugin based architecture, inversion of control and aspect oriented programming with a refreshing new RIA UI to bring a new level of experience to the SME market. [Less]

Supplemental Custom Widgets for SWT (and more) The Nebula project is a source for custom SWT widgets and other UI components. Nebula is also an incubator for SWT. Some Nebula widgets will graduate into SWT and therefore into the main Eclipse Platform.

EvaWidgetToolkit is a set of EvaServer Components, forming a framework that allows painless creation of web applications with a native look and feel. Works on all browsers supported by EvaScript, including the iPhone.

Sphene's GWT Widgets are a collection of useful GWT widgets i created while developing with GWT. Currently includes a Slider widget and a small Wizard-like framework.

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 aims to provide strict and *full* webstandard ... [More] 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]

GWT Tk is a library of reusable components for programming interactive web applications. FeaturesSimpleHyperLink, ExternalHyperLink create links without fussing with browser history DropDownPanel a widget which expands to show it's content (like ... [More] in Gmail) ModalDialog a full-featured, highly configurable modal dialog AlertDialog a modal dialog tailored for conveniently displaying alerts GlassPanel a transparent widget which blocks user interaction with the document RowPanel, ColumnPanel panels which facililtate simpler, more natural table-based layouts than VerticalPanel & HorizontalPanel Debug print trace statements in all browsers EventWrapper, DelegatingWrapper, CWrapper handle additional events on existing widgets focus management & containment [Less]

In a NutshellThis widget adds consistent cross-browser support for the famous HTML Canvas to the Google Web Toolkit. gwt-canvas DemoTo see gwt-canvas in action check out this interactive demo and/or this MasterMind game. If you haven't heard ... [More] about the canvas yet, learn more at Mozilla's tutorial. Using gwt-canvas in your ProjectJust add gwt-canvas-.jar to your Build Path, and add the following line to your GWT XML Module: Now import, create and add a canvas widget to your code and you are ready to go: RootPanel.get().add(new Canvas()); Please note that GWT 1.5 M1 or higher is mandatory for using gwt-canvas! Browser CompatibilityThe gwt-canvas widget has been successfully tested on these browsers: Internet Explorer 6+ Firefox 1.5+ Opera 9.5 (beta) Safari 3.0 (beta) FeedbackIf you have a question or just want to give some feedback, please use the discussion group. [Less]

WidgetFX is a desktop widget platform written in the new JavaFX Script language. It can run widgets written in either JavaFX Script or Java and takes advantage of the latest features in the Java Consumer JRE (Java SE 6 update 10). Please sign up ... [More] for the user mailing list to hear the latest news! 0.1.5 Release Version: 10/7/09 - The WidgetFX license is even more commercial friendly with the inclusion of the "Classpath" exception popularized by Sun's open-source release of Java. 9/24/08 - Released the 0.1.5 patch which improves performance by over 200%! For the full details, check out the posting on the mailing lists. 9/18/08 - Calling all Widget developers! We just finished up the 0.1 release complete with a tutorial and Widget Runner, so give it a try and help us make the API even better. 8/3/08 - Demo updated to support pluggable Widgets using the (+) button in the dock. Wiki entry with details coming soon... 8/1/08 - Demo updated to take advantage of the JavaFX SDK released today! Why Develop Widgets for WidgetFX?The biggest setback for user interface design in the history of modern computing was the marketing push for thin-client, web-based UIs. The whole software industry has been shackled by browser incompatibilities, Javascript limitations, and a document-centric model for web applications. It has taken a decade of engineering and framework design in HTML and Javascript to match what desktop client technology could easily do in the 80s. WidgetFX takes advantage of Sun's JavaFX client technology to create stunning user interfaces in a fraction of the time you would spend with traditional web technologies, while providing simple one-click deployment and powerful desktop integration. If you can dream of an application or design, WidgetFX makes it easy and enjoyable to develop. How WidgetFX compares to other widget containers: Open-Source - WidgetFX is a 100% open-source widget container (widgets themselves can be licensed commercially) Cross-platform Support - There are a plethora of widget frameworks, but they are all incompatible, and none of them are truly cross-platform. WidgetFX runs on all major platforms including Windows XP/Vista, Linux, and Mac OS X. Robust Security Model - The migration of web technologies to widgets has left gaping security holes, which is a problem all Javascript based widget frameworks share. In contrast, WidgetFX has a robust security model that leverages the secure sandbox of the Java platform. (planned for 0.2 release) Rich Desktop Applications - Most widget containers are porting legacy web technologies like HTML, CSS, and Javascript back to the desktop, which doesn't allow them to take advantage of Rich Internet Application (RIA) functionality. In contrast, WidgetFX is designed to be on the front-end of a Rich Desktop Application (RDA) movement by providing a very rich library of visual, animation, and media capabilities. How WidgetFX differs from existing Java deployment options (Applets/Web Start): Low-memory Footprint - Within a browser applets can share a single VM, but once they are dragged to the desktop to be "web-startified" they lose this capability. For a large number of widgets, this will quickly add up to a large footprint both in memory and JVM startup time. Open on Startup - Widget containers both startup automatically on boot and also start any widgets that were open on close. While you could add hooks to a web-start application to do this for a single application, it is not as seamless as having the user "expect" your widget to be there on start-up. Widget Mindshare - Widgets are becoming mainstream, and while they may be comparable to desktop applications, Java will not be perceived as being a player in this space without having a viable offering. Perhaps the biggest jab on this one came from the w3c in their Widget Landscape report: "3.2 Differences from Java Applets ... It is argued that the most notable difference between them is that widgets are easier for authors to create than Java applets. ... Applets are intended to run inside Web pages, while widgets as described in this document generally serve the purpose of stand-alone applications that run outside of a Web browser." WidgetFX directly addresses these issues through the JavaFX Script language, which simplifies authoring of widgets, and desktop integration features which set WidgetFX widgets apart from standard Java applets [Less]

This project was inspired by google calendar. It was made because there are no event scheduling widgets / timesheet widgets out there. My primary objective was to learn gwt. Some screenshots: When it's done, hopefully it will provide at least ... [More] the following: week view / month view css-only looks a well designed architecture that will enable someone to easily customize some aspect of the widget multiple events at same time (this one is hard) Right now, the ui basics are laid out, but these areas need a lot of work: UI engine Code architecture I am constantly changing the code, because I still haven't decided how I will enable event scheduling listening, customization, etc. So, the code is a bit messy but hopefully with time and some suggestions it will improve. By the way, don't forget this project is using GWT from the SVN (with java5 syntax support), so you'll need to get at least the latest GWT 1.5 RC to compile the project. 10 Mar 2008Finally managed to get some spare time. Check out the new demo 20 January 2008Still rewriting some stuff. Demo is offline, I'm experimenting with Database access and RPC Event navigation must be almost finished. Month view now adds/removes rows according to the current month A new Demo will be up soon! 2 January 2008Happy New Year! Still rewriting some stuff, altough basic create/retrieve/delete functionality is working. As usual, comments, suggestions, etc. are welcome! [Less]