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6 6  1. Java Client using Interface Builder to create NIB files that define the UI
7 7  1. Java Client using pure Swing
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9 -The first two types used other files (XML/NIB files) to build the Swing code during run-time. This can make for quick development times requiring very little Java programming.
9 +The first two types used other files (XML/NIB files) to build the Swing code during run-time. This can make for quick development times requiring very little Java programming.
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11 11  D2JC is very flexible with the UI generated almost entirely at runtime by text-based configuration files (the same rules-system used by Direct to Web). This allows the developer to go from Database or Model to a native-UI application in just minutes. Major changes to the underlying database/EOModel can often-times be reflected in the UI with little or no Java programming or refactoring at all.
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13 -NIB-Based development used Project Builder/Xcode's Interface Builder application to create cocoa-based NIB files that were then interpreted at run-time using the Cocoa-Java Bridge to create a pure Swing application. NIB-based development has been deprecated due to the deprecation of the tools required for development and the Cocoa-Java Bridge.
13 +NIB-Based development used Project Builder/Xcode's Interface Builder application to create cocoa-based NIB files that were then interpreted at run-time using the Cocoa-Java Bridge to create a pure Swing application. NIB-based development has been deprecated due to the deprecation of the tools required for development and the Cocoa-Java Bridge.
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15 -Swing-based Java Client Development has recently gotten much simpler with the release of Florijan Stamenkovic's [[javaBound (JBND) framework>>url:http://web.mac.com/flor385/JBND/||shape="rect"]] which greatly streamlines many key pieces of native-client application development.
15 +Swing-based Java Client Development has recently gotten much simpler with the release of Florijan Stamenkovic's [[javaBound (JBND) framework>>http://web.mac.com/flor385/JBND/]] which greatly streamlines many key pieces of native-client application development.
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17 17  While there are not a lot of WebObjects Java Client projects when compared to the quantity of Web-Based projects, it seems to be getting more attention now than it has in several years.
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19 -There are a couple third-party developers working on solutions to streamline the development of pure Swing/SWT/etc Java Client applications for Web Objects. See [[Complimentary Frameworks>>doc:Java Client-Complimentary Frameworks]]
19 +There are a couple third-party developers working on solutions to streamline the development of pure Swing/SWT/etc Java Client applications for Web Objects. See [[Complimentary Frameworks>>Java Client-Complimentary Frameworks]]
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