Category Archives: SWT

Gmail-alike Web Mail Client “WeMail”

Long time no post. This time, I would like to introduce you Java2Script powered WeMail ( http://webuzz.im/mail/ ), a Gmail-alike web mail client. WeMail is a general web mail client for all POP/IMAP & SMTP mail providers. So it supports … Continue reading

Posted in Java, Java2Script News, SWT, Simple RPC, WindowBuilder Pro | Tagged , | 1 Comment

Java2Script Desktop

You may already know Web OS, like eyeOS. In fact, those web OSs are web desktop + web services. And there are lots of web desktop styles. And here we introduce Java2Script Desktop, basing on Java2Script SWT technology: There are … Continue reading

Posted in Java2Script News, SWT, Uncategorized, User Experience | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Eclipse RAP 1.0 Comes

Eclipse RAP team has just released its 1.0. The RAP project enables developers to build rich, Ajax-enabled Web applications by using the Eclipse development model, plug-ins with the well known Eclipse workbench extenstion points, JFace, and a widget toolkit with … Continue reading

Posted in AJAX, Java, SWT, Sharing | 2 Comments

Java2Script 1.0.0 Final Release

Here comes Java2Script 1.0.0 final release! Please visit http://j2s.sourceforge.net/ for more information. Feature List ========== Java2Script Core —————- 1. Object oriented JavaScript simulator is introduced 2. JavaScript ClassLoader is built inside 3. Eclipse JDT based Java to JavaScript compiler, support … Continue reading

Posted in AJAX, Java, Java2Script News, JavaScript, RPC, SWT, Simple RPC | 2 Comments

Rewriting Java2Script’s GTalk

Here is an early screenshot: BTW: Window Builder Pro was used to design the above UI For more updated information, please visit http://demo.java2script.org/gtalk/.

Posted in SWT, Screenshot, WindowBuilder Pro | Leave a comment

Instantiations Donated WindowBuilder Pro to Java2Script for Development

Instantiations is giving back to the community by donating its products for use by developers of Open Source projects. For more information, please visit http://www.instantiations.com/company/opensource.html Java2Script is mainly focusing on converting SWT desktop applications. And WindowBuilder Pro is sure a … Continue reading

Posted in Java2Script News, SWT, WindowBuilder Pro | Leave a comment

Java2Script’s GTalk

I spent about three days writng an SWT based Google Talk client. And the client used Smack Jabber library, which has simple APIs. As writing the client, I kept the code compatible with Java2Script, which means that I can use … Continue reading

Posted in A Link An Application, AJAX, ALAA, Java2Script News, RPC, SWT, Screenshot, Simple RPC | 2 Comments

Reload:A Link An Application

Copy following as a link and paste in your browser address bar (A new tab or a new window, or other existed tab page[Maybe a Google search result page, not this blog page]): javascript:if(a="$wt.examples.controlexample.ControlExample@http://demo.java2script.org/org.eclipse.swt.examples/bin/",window["ClazzLoader"]!=null)$w$(a);else{var d=document,t="onreadystatechange",x=d.createElement("SCRIPT"),f=function(){var s=this.readyState;if(s==null||s=="loaded"||s=="complete"){$w$(a);}};x.src="http://archive.java2script.org/1.0.0-v20061220/j2slib.z.js";(typeof x[t]=="undefined")?x.onload=f:x[t]=f;d.getElementsByTagName("HEAD")[0].appendChild(x);void(0);} According to your … Continue reading

Posted in A Link An Application, AJAX, ALAA, JavaScript, SWT, Sharing | Leave a comment

Screenshot of Java2Script Web Notepad

I spent some time to enhance a web notepad with auto-save feature. Here is screenshot: As a matter of security fact, it is not ready for public tests, so now I am not publishing the . Maybe later I will … Continue reading

Posted in AJAX, Java, RPC, SWT, Screenshot, Sharing, Simple RPC | Leave a comment

Java2Script SWT Widgets Updates

The updates mainly include Combo, Spinner, Menu, ToolBar and CoolBar. For more details, please check out latest sources from SVN, or stay tuned for 1.0.0 M4 scheduled in the next month.

Posted in Java2Script News, SWT, Screenshot | Leave a comment