Swing

We have a Swing Applet client that needs to communicate with a Spring/hibernate application running on tomcat, the requirements are pretty standard , passing data objects through and forth, considering firewalls and performance.
the current implementation is soap with axis 1 (that has some limitations on transmitting hibernate objects and proxies,have to set null on proxies before sending them with axis).

what would you consider as a replacement to soap/axis? Rest? RMI? Spring remoting?

shalom 14/06/2009 - 20:31

We have an open case about Swing application distribution.

I was asked if there are other solutions then just using the old WebStart for this case and I have bumped into this one, what do you think?

AjaxSwing automatically converts Java Swing and AWT applications into AJAX websites at runtime.  http://www.creamtec.com/products/ajaxswing/

 

arik 13/01/2009 - 09:17

I want to have two frames in a page. In one frame there will be the first applet which will load automatically when the page is loaded. And the other frame will contain a blank page. Now when the first applet initialize the second applet it will give the blank page (second frame) as parameter.Is someone familiar with that?

keren 20/11/2008 - 13:53

Hey,

My problem is a little complicated. I'll try to explain in details - but pls do not hesitate and ask for clarifications...

I have a product - applet based. I want to manipulate the code on run-time using aspectj. Since the applet is running on the client jvm I can't load it with '-Djava.system.class.loader=org.aspectj.weaver.loadtime.WeavingURLClassLoader' as with applications.

My current solution is to 'replace' the applet tag in the jsp - to call a wrapper applet. The wrapper applet is initiate the product with the aspectj classloader:

            URL source = new URL("jar:"+getCodeBase()+"aProduct.jar!/");

            URL aspect = new URL("jar:"+getCodeBase()+"myAspects.jar!/");

            URL[] urlList = {source, aspect };

keren 18/11/2008 - 08:32

If you are working on a Swing application and wad to get a professional look-and-feel, you should definitely check out this project, that comes with a cool demo too.

zvika 08/09/2008 - 05:42
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