Hi,
You mean with applets (which to my knowledge have long been deprecated) or
more up to date solutions, like cheerpj / teavm?
Regards
În mar., 1 apr. 2025 la 23:36, slipbits a scris:
> Just started learning how to create Web page with embedded Java using
> the Java Tutorials. The tutorials a
I should have added that JSP (Java Server Pages) also aren't in vogue anymore.
These days, a typical web application will have the browser-/client-side
written in HTML/CCS/Javascript (or a Javascript-based framework that uses
those) and a web server component (e.g. written in Java or whatever i
On Wed, 2025-04-02 at 18:38 -0400, Rick wrote:
> That's very cool technology (I have a commercial swing app that I'm
> in the process of converting to a web app) - but it's not open
> source. Reading their web site seems you need permission to use it
> for both commercial and non-commercial purpos
I wasn't necessarily recommending Vaadin for this particular use case; my
intent was to include the point that there is a version for which one does
not have to pay.
There are certainly plenty of options out there along with opinions on
where to start.
When I first read the original poster's desi
I think you're a bit confused. There's no such thing as a web page with
embedded java. Perhaps you're talking about Java Server Pages (JSP) - with
that technology, you can create text files that contain HTML (and maybe
Javascript) and Java code to provide the dynamic content for that HTML. W
Try vaadin. It won't let you down.
On Wed, Apr 2, 2025 at 11:31 AM Thomas Wolf wrote:
> That's very cool technology (I have a commercial swing app that I'm in the
> process of converting to a web app) - but it's not open source. Reading
> their web site seems you need permission to use it for b
I agree with you regarding using vaadin for such a small project is kinda
overkill. I just found that vaadin+spring boot will be a full fledged
versatile frameworks can handle most either small scale or large scale
requirements. I use it as my scalable all-in-one solution in most cases. In
turn, it
Hello,
Am 03.04.25 um 01:04 schrieb slipbits:
Just looked at vaadin. It's a commercial product with a monthly
subscription fee. From the video it looks like small scale UI is
supported but, from the video, it doesn't seem that a project (10,000
SLOC) is supported. That is, I would have expec
Greetings!
Webswing from webswing.org could be what your are looking for.
Demo: http://jsqlformatter.manticore-projects.com/
Best and cheers
Andreas
Thanks Tom;
Just looked at vaadin. It's a commercial product with a monthly
subscription fee. From the video it looks like small scale UI is
supported but, from the video, it doesn't seem that a project (10,000
SLOC) is supported. That is, I would have expected that a jar would be
created and
That's very cool technology (I have a commercial swing app that I'm in the
process of converting to a web app) - but it's not open source. Reading their
web site seems you need permission to use it for both commercial and
non-commercial purposes.
tom
> On Apr 2, 2025, at 10:11 AM, Andreas Rei
I think cheerpj is what you're after. With a few caveats like "truly"
desktop/native features might not work - like e.g. file & database access,
OS interaction, sockets, etc.
Haven't used it personally, don't know about licensing & pricing.
În mie., 2 apr. 2025 la 16:47, slipbits a scris:
> Than
Thanks. I think that that does help.
The issue is that my program is several thousand lines long, and putting
it into a web page seems tedious. But, if there isn't any other way to
do it then maybe I'll try a server solution and see how that works out.
art
On 4/2/2025 6:30 AM, Thomas Wolf wr
Just started learning how to create Web page with embedded Java using
the Java Tutorials. The tutorials are geared to a client/server
interface. I am interested in performing all activities at the client side.
The objective is to include a Java program within a Web page, and to
provide an inte
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