Ludovic Champenois's Blog

Announcing AJAX jMaki plugin for NetBeans IDE

Bonjour, comment Java?


Wouldn't be great if by just writing this:

<a:ajax name="sudoku" />

in one of your Web Application JSP files, you would get this?

Or by typing:

<a:ajax type="dojo" name="resizabletextarea"/>

you would get:

or, after resising the dojo component:

or

<a:ajax type="dojo" name="fisheye"/>
<a:ajax type="dojo" name="resizabletextarea"/>

would be rendered as:

and:

Well, it's kinda possible with the jMaki project.

You can even avoid entirely typing the <a:ajax...> tags with the jMaki NetBeans plugin: by using the jMaki component palette, you just Drag And Drop with the mouse...Does not need a keyboard at all :-)

Comments

• Is it possible to use the jMaki components from Java Studio Creator 2 Update 1? Thanks for your great work!

  Posted by: k_java on June 17, 2006 at 09:26 PM

• Hi, Will these tags work with JSF ?

  Posted by: vijay172 on June 20, 2006 at 12:18 PM

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