I have a program which is normally used by companies as a Swing application. Actually it uses HSQLDB as embedded database so they don't even bother about setting up a database server. Runs locally like a regular program on a single computer. This is good for the moment, however, at some point in time they want to give specific employees access to part of the application. Then they have to set up a database server, of course. The admin should be able to continue using his well-known Swing application, whereas the other employees might just get jsp-dbforms access to update some data. It would be very practical for me, if I could define a form in XML with <db:gotoButton,textField, select etc and use that as a blueprint to create Swing forms for the admin, and jsp-forms for others.
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