Wednesday, January 9th, 2008
AjaxSwing 2.0: AJAX front end for Swing applications
<p>WebCream has been renamed and a new version launched as AjaxSwing 2.0, a framework that “does all server communication via asynchronous JavaScript and uses partial page updates to reflect changes in the browser.”New Features
- AJAX functionality for component rendering and asynchronous communication with the server
- Asynchronous submit of client-side events and operations
- Partial page updates only to changed components
- Dramatic speed improvements in rendering and request processing
- Row context menus in JTable (see TableSupport)
- Custom node icons and context menus in JTree (see TreeSupport)
- Improved scripts on UNIX platforms
- Allow environment variables and directories of JARS in agent.classPath
- Drop shadows are added to windows
Fancy writing your apps in Swing? If so, check out the demos, and download away.
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3.2 rating from 21 votes
Not bad.
Maybe it’s me, but stuff is a bit a slow.
Yes it’s slow…
Swing has been known pretty slow in Java. A swing in Ajax should be slow too LOL
Looks better then WebStart SwingSet actually:-) I agree it’s not as fast as native AJAX apps but considering that it actually runs a Swing app on the server the performance is not bad. Overall I’m impressed.