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SwingLabs Wiki

This is the Wiki for the SwingLabs project on java.net. We are moving Wiki content from its old home under JDNC.

Want to help us out? Got questions? Check out our SwingLabs Frequently Asked Questions

Project Home Pages

For each project we list include links to the project home page, mailing lists, and forums. Currently, SwingX, DataBinding, JDNC and the JDNC Incubator all share the same mailing list and forum, since they all originally belonged to the older JDNC project. Be sure to check out the mailing list archives in each case, as a lot of discussion has taken place on the development and design of the various sub-projects.

Issues should be posted against the project to which the issue belongs; this is new as of August 2005--before, JDNC-derived projects had their issues logged against JDNC.

Infrastructure

• SwingLabs API Reviews - the definitive list of API reviews including upcoming reviews, review notes, and any relevant specifications
• Conventions - a loose collection of coding/naming or other conventions
• Issues et al
• JavaDoc Notes - notes on writing javadoc
• Release Strategy - draft
• SwingLabs Branding at java.net
• SwingLabsWikiNotification^?
• InheritedJavaDoc
• Hacking on SwingLabs.org
• CVSBranches - a guide through the djungle
• How is CruiseControl setup?

FAQs and Other Answers

• Databinding Frequently Asked Questions
• JDNC Frequently Asked Questions
• Imperial Rules - a Collection of Do's and Don'ts Born Under Fire
• Designing Interfaces - Patterns for Effective Interaction Design by Jenifer Tidwell
• Design Pattern Catalogue - a list of effects at Yahoo!
• Accessibility Overview by Steven Coco - stolen from the appframework mailinglist

SwingLabs Sightings

Gantt Charts With JXTreeTable

This article features a demo application and source codes explaining how to utilize a cell renderer to implement gantt charts with JXTreeTable.

LogSummary

LogSummary parses web access logs and shows statistics on access to your java.net website. Check out the webstartable application.

vPrise Workgroup

vPrise Workgroup is a distributed environment that helps bridging development teams. vPrise Workgroup, allows users to communicate with one another on a project basis communicating over time sheets, expense reports, issues, file exchange, tasks and schedules. You need to signup first at: https://wg.vprise.com/SetupProcess After which you can start using the service using webstart: webstartable application. Check out the screenshots.

NEXVU Monarch

NEXVU provides intelligent performance management solutions that enable IT organizations of all sizes to measure monitor and analyze their mission critical data networks, network based services and business applications. Built upon Swing, and using several SwingX^? components, this is one good looking app! Checkout the screenshots.

Vigilog

Vigilog is a log file viewer using SwingX^?. It can parse log4j and java logging XML files. Checkout the screenshots.

Aatma XML Editor

Sanctitysoft is the creator of the Aatma XML editor, the friendliest XML editor ever, with loads of features to help edit XML, XSL and XSD files in a easy to use text view and intuitive grid view. Built upon Swing and several other extension components, this editor is designed from the ground up to cater to the needs of XML users everywhere! Please checkout the site for more details.

Attested Metering Demand Response Testbench

The Illinois Security Lab used SwingX to render multi-series data graphs indicating the energy consumed by appliances in their demand response testbench.

Caché Monitor

Caché Monitor is an freeware sql tool that uses many SwingX^? controls for years for example the taskpane.

Older, Optional, Other

• SwingLabs Application Framework Whiteboard - a page to gather ideas for the planned SwingLabs application framework
• JDNCProject Page - the JDNC project is currently on lower priority as the SwingLabs team works towards the upcoming 1.0 release of SwingX and DataBinding. There's lots of good code, there, however--plus, we welcome contributors!
• The Wacky Wiki - a breeding ground for new ideas (and dissent!)
• Notes on the new SwingLabs Website

In the Community of Swing

• MySwing: Santhosh Kumar has been blogging lots of great Swing ideas in the last year, and has pulled a bunch of those ideas into his MySwing project--check out MySwing, and his Swing blog.