Projects tagged ‘swing’ and ‘xml’

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]

Zipper is a Application Framework, with reduce the programmer work with IoC, JSR 220, 296 295 and others. Zipper is a Base for SGAP, TecServManager and LogisticaDigital on Java.net. and ... [More] FullServiceVirtual (Virtual) on code.google.com. Modules: * Zipper-JSF * ConfigManager (ZipperConfigManager) * ConfigManager-ServiceLocator (ZipperServiceLocator) * PersistenceUtils (ZipperPersistenceUtils) [Less]

JEuclid is a complete MathML rendering solution, consisting of: * A MathViewer application * Command line converters from MathML to other formats * An ant task for automated conversion * Display ... [More] components for AWT and Swing * A component for Apache Cocoon * A plug-in for Apache FOP [Less]

XUI is a Rich Internet Application Framework built using Java and XML. XUI comes with plugins for NetBeans and Eclipse that provide WYSIWYG design environments, including drag and drop form generation from Hibernate/JPA POJOs.

YaHP is a Java library that allows you to convert an HTML document into a PDF document.

The Recommendation Tracker facilitates consistent guidance authoring through an established standardized format for creating, developing, and tracking all information pertinent to security guide and ... [More] benchmark generation. The Recommendation Tracker is a crucial component to the tool suite used in the development and maintenance of new Benchmarks and is seen as a mechanism to facilitate consistent standards-based guidance development. [Less]

PUMz is web clipping service project and upgrade project of pumware(pumware.sf.net).

gui4j is a framework for describing Java Swing GUIs completely in XML. The graphical user interface is created dynamically based on the XML definitions. Each GUI window is associated with exactly ... [More] one top-level XML file. Each XML file can dynamically include other XML files to support complex GUI definitions. Each XML file is associated with a java object that acts as both a Controller and a Model for the GUI. There is a strong layer separation between the GUI and the Controller: GUI definitions in the XML files can access all Java methods of the Controller, but Java methods cannot access any GUI elements directly. Events are used to trigger changes in the GUI. [Less]

Update 2009-04-07Sorry for the delay in posting Shandor. We've been adding so many features during the week that it takes me half the weekend to update the Shandor codebase! The good news is that the ... [More] GWT implementation is a lot more "baked" and supports all of the core functionality and a good number of the widgets. Update 2008-12-21We're almost ready to release Pentaho Xul as Shandor! The GWT implementation is now complete with Bindings. I'm working to unify the API in light of the asynchronous nature of GWT. I anticipate being able to post the results by the new year. In the meantime, Shandor is available from the Pentaho SVN repository: svn://source.pentaho.org/svnroot/pentaho-commons/pentaho-xul IntroductionShandor Xul spawned from the Pentaho BI Suite (www.pentaho.org) early in 2008. Pentaho, being an open source company, has struggled to integrate Java applications acquired from various communities. Not only can they be written in with different Java UI toolkits, but with different application framework approaches as well. Pentaho also has the additional requirement of providing a suite that can be easily customized or branded by partners and customers. A document-based interface definition, sometimes referred to as declarative mark-up, is the natural approach. The decision to use XUL as that mark-up syntax was driven partly from an admiration for the Mozilla community but also because its a well defined open standard with good industry exposure. Besides, does the world need another way to declare a button? While Shandor is under development at Pentaho, we're actively seeking community contributions. So please pick up the source and drop in some code. DetailsSo what can Shandor do for you? Generate Java applications with SWT, Swing or GWT from XUL documents with absolutely zero source changes Support for the XUL Flex layout system. Agnostic event handler system. Support for Java and Groovy handlers Property bindings between Models, Controllers and Widgets with collection to widget binding supported (tables, lists) Interfaces for all UI components that adhere to the XUL spec. A generic DOM representing your application's UI components with XPath support Full overlays support with the ability to add/remove overlays at runtime. Project Authors (in chronological order of allegiance to XUL)James Dixon (Pentaho Founder and visionary), Nick Baker (Lead developer, Swing, SWT, GWT), Gretchen Moran (SWT), Will Gorman (GWT), Aaron Philips (Bindings, MVC, Spring support) [Less]