Djf is Desktop Java Forms, a compact master-detail UI library like FoxBase, but based on Swing. Djf uses Hibernate mapping concepts for data, for component layout - Miglayout and RSyntaxTextArea for text panels.
You can see almost all examples of forms definition, data bindings and assistances in demo application. After downloading you can run this demo: java -jar djf-demo-1.1-standalone.jar
- Easy CRUD operations.
- View relationships between parent and multiple types of children. There can be various combinations, for example:
- master table and its detail table(s);
- master table and its nested detail table(s);
- master table and its several detail fields with table(s);
- several master tables and their detail table(s);
- Reusing components, such as forms, panels and beans.
- Each form has zero to n models and one control panel with following buttons: add record, refresh form, delete record, save, exit form.
- Each form invokes another form (there is no limit).
- Moving between UI-items without mouse (like in DOS forms) by using tab button, up-down arrows (with CTRL combination for text panels)
- Adaptive column display in the grid depending on the resolution.
- Shows wait panel during execution of long operations.
- Supports the following widgets: table, tgrid (tree based on table), combobox and parent-child (linked) combobox, label, text, int, long, num, short, byte, date, textarea, checkbox, period, password, file, phone.
- Supports user activity log.
Djf requires JDK 1.6 or higher.
public class HelloWorldSimple {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Djf.getConfigurator().configure(null);
Djf.runForm("ru/smartflex/djf/demo/xml/HelloWorldSimple.frm.xml", SizeFrameEnum.HALF);
}
}<form>
<description>Hello world simple form</description>
<layout clazz="java.awt.BorderLayout"/>
<panel>
<layout clazz="net.miginfocom.swing.MigLayout">
<param type="string" value="align 50% 50%"/>
</layout>
<items>
<label text="Djf just said: Hello world !!!" font="Arial:B30" fground="#09ACF2"/>
</items>
</panel>
</form>Djf is issued on under the GNU Lesser General Public License.
If you have any issues or questions or suggestions you can send me a letter by email: gali.shaimardanov@gmail.com