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XUI Zone
A brief overview of XUI
What is XUI? XUI is a Java and XML framework with which you can build
XUI supports Swing and AWT and other widget sets. XUI has a range of standard components. You can easily extend the components, add new components or register third party components. What does XUI provide?
How do you build a XUI application? You can use the Kalideoscope, our visual plug-in for NetBeans or you can code it with the Java and XML editor of your choice
How big is XUI? XUI has a small footprint, starting off at 198kB including an XML parser. It runs on all JDKs from 1.1.4 through to the very latest JDK.
How much does it cost? Zero, Nada, Nothing - it's free and it's open source.
Where do I get it? From SourceForge - http://sourceforge.net/projects/xui
Where do I find documentation? On this site you will find manuals in HTML or on SourceForge you can download a complete manual in PDF format. This site also contains a range of other documentation including tutorials and knowledge base articles. The XUI mailing list also provides new of updates and significant events surrounding XUI. You will also find documentation on other website, including Java.net, DevX, O'Reilly and others.
Is there support available? Yes, you can get support via the forums on SourceForge, and you can get project assistance or single ticket support from the support section on this site. If you subscribe to Carousel you can get commercial support from Xoetrope.
Who's using XUI? There are several open source projects using XUI plus numerous commercial applications in the Manufacturing, Engineering, Financial Services, Market Research, Sales, Service/Support and Industrial sectors. |