Today I explain a possibility of a pure Java-based client/server application (the client side should be a Rich Internet Application) with a database backend. I know that other people might already had this idea and others implemented this in a different way and Griffon is on the way, but let my explain it now in … Continue reading »
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TimeFinder-Planner a Primitive MigCalendar Alternative?
Yesterday I annouced a new version of TimeFinder. With that version a new and very simple component called TimeFinder Planner is included and can be easily integrated into an existing Swing or Spring RC project. It is already mavenized but I can deploy a full jar if necessary. Of course it is not as feature … Continue reading »
TimeFinder v4 Released – Automatic Educational Scheduling
Today the TimeFinder Team (its me ) announces the availability of TimeFinder v4! TimeFinder allows universities and schools to reduce and even avoid conflicts in the timetable! TimeFinder will improve the work of the human timetabler at the institute. A lot of work which would be done by hand to create the educational schedule could … Continue reading »
TimeFinder – Powerful Optimization Algorithm, RIA and more
TimeFinder is an Open Source Timetable Optimizer for universities and schools, which uses the Spring Rich Client project to create an easy to use application with a nice user interface, a database and … more bla bla … ok, it is a bit dingy headline and a more dingy introduction, but I would like to … Continue reading »
VL Docking and other window docking managers for Java
Maybe you already know it; there are several docking managers and since April 2009 (3.0) you can include VL Docking for free even in commercial applications, because its LGPL! The good thing about VL Docking is (and of MyDoggy by the way …) that it is well integrated into the Spring RC project. More information … Continue reading »
Java Application Frameworks (not only client side …)
In an old post I listed all Java libraries,where only two application frameworks were listed. Today it is time to list some client side Java application frameworks, because I discovered some new ones while reading the W-JAX announcement. Some of the listed frameworks will make developing application with DB easier. And some of them are … Continue reading »
Plugable Swing – A Hello World OSGi Example
There are a lot of OSGi applications out, a minority is for the client side. Here I will list some “on swing”: Apache-Felix-Demo Swing-Application-on-OSGi from Daniel Rohe Dynamic Swing OSGi Demo from Kai Tödter Examples from the OSGi in Action book Sip-Communicator Daro Today I tried the same and had luck. It was very fast … Continue reading »
Swing Talks (video and slides available)
Maybe you already know that at parleys they put some nice presentations. Especially the talk Spring is Swinging from Jo Wyns was impressive to me, where he talks about the Spring Rich Client project. The presentation seems to be an old one (where is the date??), but it is even today a hot theme: rich … Continue reading »
A Pagination-enabled List in Swing with Hessian
In an ealier post I documented how to set up a maven project to use port 80 for client-server-communication in a Java Swing project. Today I want to show how you could implement a list which shows ‘all’ objects of one entity. It is common that there exists thousand or more objects for one entity … Continue reading »
