David Linker <email@hidden> wrote:
>In answer to how many browsers on currently used machines don't have
>swing, I found that the answer at our hospital was all of them, with
>java version 1.1.4! I will be writing a more detailed summary of what I
>found in another email.
I ran across this URL while culling some old reference material:
<http://thinlet.sourceforge.net/index.html>
Thinlet is a GUI toolkit, a single Java
class, parses the hierarchy and
properties of the GUI, handles user
interaction, and calls business logic.
Separates the graphic presentation
(described in an XML file) and the
application methods (written as Java
code).
Its compressed size is 38KB, and it is
LGPL licensed.
Thinlet runs with Java 1.1 (browsers'
default JVM) to 1.4, Personal Java,
and Personal (Basis) Profile. Swing
isn't required.
This isn't an endorsement or a recommendation, since I haven't tried it, or
even investigated it beyond a few minutes of web-page glancing. I thought
some of the tools looked interesting, especially ThinG and Skinlet.
<http://thinlet.sourceforge.net/showcase.html>
-- GG
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