:: Readme :: Skeleton 1.9.6 ::
A Swing demo that utilizes the Looks and Forms
Skeleton is a small Swing demo application that can help you
get started with Swing. It incorporates user interface and
architectural patterns that scale well up to medium sized apps.
Skeleton utilizes the JGoodies Looks, JGoodies Forms and
components that have been extracted from the JGoodies Swing Suite.
The JGoodies Looks ensure a high-fidelity appearance,
Forms helps to build consistent and elegant panels quickly.
And the components from the JGoodies Swing Suite provide
an elegant appearance.
Requirements
Skeleton requires Java 5 or later,
the JGoodies Forms and the JGoodies Looks.
Distribution Contents
docs/api |
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JavaDocs directory |
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src/main |
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sources and runtime resources for the application core |
src/photoshop |
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application design time Photoshop resources |
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LICENSE.txt |
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the BSD open source license agreement |
README.html |
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this readme file |
RELEASE-NOTES.txt |
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information about changes and bug fixes |
build.xml |
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ANT build file |
default.properties |
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ANT default build properties |
skeleton-1.9.6.jar |
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the executable JAR for the application |
User's Guide
The application is about editing propeller shaft data.
It is an extract from a real-world application that helps
ship inspectors check and verify whether a propeller shaft
is conform with a set of ship and machinery building rules.
You can either create a new project or load an existing.
In both cases this demo will create a sample project.
You can browse the project components in the navigator,
in the left. If you select a node in the navigator,
an appropriate viewer shows up on the right side.
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