Requirements:
Client:
Java-1.3.1
or higher
Java-1.4.2 or higher - if the netbeans
visual designer is used for layouting
Server:
Java-1.3.1
or higher
Servlet-2.2 compatible J2EE server (Tomcat4,5,6;
Weblogic8.1+ ,....)
Using JUIBrowser:
Like
for servlets you have to override a method which is used as entry-point
for your application.
public class UTestApp
extends USecureNetworkApplication {
public UTestApp(String sessionID, Properties props) {
super(sessionID, props);
}
public void init(UApplet applet){
super.init();
UFrame frame = new
UFrame();
frame.setSize(300, 300);
frame.setVisible(true);
frame.setLayout(new UBorderLayout());
frame.add(new UButton("Hello World"),
BorderLayout.CENTER);
}
}
As
you can see the API can be used very similar way than Swing itself.
Listeners
can be used the same way as with swing, even anonymous inner classes
are possible :)