Comments on: Java desktop links of the week, August 24 http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588 Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:29:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Patrick http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588&cpage=1#comment-31894 Patrick Fri, 28 Aug 2009 20:55:27 +0000 http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588#comment-31894 Your note about Sage made me think of Captain Casa (http://captaincasa.com/), which I just saw a presentation about a couple of weeks ago. It's a Swing frontend that connects to a JSF backend, with tooling to support drag-and-drop development of the GUI, with stubs automatically generated for the backend. The GUI is sent down as a set of JSF (complete pages, or subsets for partial screen updates) to the (Swing/JNLP/Applet)-based client, which uses its own rendering engine to generate the Swing UI. The demo was pretty impressive, performed well and the guy has a huge number of controls already available, and animations as well. Definitely a new approach to the Java desktop space. Cheers Patrick Your note about Sage made me think of Captain Casa (http://captaincasa.com/), which I just saw a presentation about a couple of weeks ago. It’s a Swing frontend that connects to a JSF backend, with tooling to support drag-and-drop development of the GUI, with stubs automatically generated for the backend. The GUI is sent down as a set of JSF (complete pages, or subsets for partial screen updates) to the (Swing/JNLP/Applet)-based client, which uses its own rendering engine to generate the Swing UI. The demo was pretty impressive, performed well and the guy has a huge number of controls already available, and animations as well. Definitely a new approach to the Java desktop space.

Cheers
Patrick

]]> By: Karthik M http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588&cpage=1#comment-31886 Karthik M Tue, 25 Aug 2009 09:15:21 +0000 http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588#comment-31886 Thats really nice.. Thank you for the clarifications. Thats really nice.. Thank you for the clarifications.

]]> By: Jonathan http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588&cpage=1#comment-31883 Jonathan Mon, 24 Aug 2009 21:09:28 +0000 http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588#comment-31883 Thanks Don for clarifying things. Thanks Don for clarifying things.

]]> By: Don DeCoteau http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588&cpage=1#comment-31882 Don DeCoteau Mon, 24 Aug 2009 21:08:12 +0000 http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588#comment-31882 The software is free for non-commercial use (open source, company internal, etc. as per license). If you meet the non-commercial criteria the NON-JIDESoft binaries can be freely used and redistributed. If you have a license to redistribute the JIDESoft components (they have a free license available to OpenSource projects) then you can redistribute those as per their license. Otherwise your users must download and use the runtime that is available on my site (and you can’t write apps that directly access the JIDESoft APIs). The runtime is like a browser, you give it a URL and it renders the application described by the contents of URL. The full source code is also available at the site. The software is free for non-commercial use (open source, company internal, etc. as per license). If you meet the non-commercial criteria the NON-JIDESoft binaries can be freely used and redistributed. If you have a license to redistribute the JIDESoft components (they have a free license available to OpenSource projects) then you can redistribute those as per their license. Otherwise your users must download and use the runtime that is available on my site (and you can’t write apps that directly access the JIDESoft APIs). The runtime is like a browser, you give it a URL and it renders the application described by the contents of URL. The full source code is also available at the site.

]]> By: William Antônio http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588&cpage=1#comment-31879 William Antônio Mon, 24 Aug 2009 00:43:55 +0000 http://JonathanGiles.net/blog/?p=588#comment-31879 Cool!!! Cool!!!

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