Getting Started with Web Applications

A web application is a dynamic extension of a web or application server. There are two types of web applications: Presentation-oriented Service-oriented In the Java 2 platform, web components provide the dynamic extension capabilities for a web server. Web components are either (see more)

Getting Started with Web Applications Getting Started with Web Applications

Dynamic Image Map based on Pixel Color

A HTML image map which creates dynamic links based on the color of the pixel that the user clicked. See More

Dynamic Image Map based on Pixel Color Dynamic Image Map based on Pixel Color

Flying Saucer

Flying Saucer takes XML or XHTML and applies CSS 2.1-compliant stylesheets to it, in order to render to PDF (via iText), images, and on-screen using Swing or SWT. (see more)

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Displaying HTML from an Applet

There seems to be no way to let the browser display arbitrary HTML generated by an Applet. Something that takes an InputStream instead of a URL would be needed 3 methods exists. See More

Displaying HTML from an Applet Displaying HTML from an Applet

Cobra: Java HTML Renderer & Parser

Cobra is a pure JAVA HTML renderer and DOM parser that is being developed to support HTML , JS and CSS 2. See More

Cobra: Java HTML Renderer & Parser Cobra: Java HTML Renderer & Parser
CSSBox Manual
Added Sep 30, 2011, Under: Server-Side Chatter,Tool Tips

CSSBox is an (X)HTML/CSS rendering engine written in pure Java. Its primary purpose is to provide a complete and further processable information aboutthe rendered page contents and layout. More here

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JAVA Swing and CSS
Added Sep 30, 2011, Under: Server-Side Chatter,Uncategorized

Consider how to take advantage of some of the styling benefits of CSS in a Swing application. More here

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How to create CSS layouts with FLOAT
Added Sep 30, 2011, Under: Tool Tips

A CSS layout that does not rely on DIV, FLOAT,CLEAR nor structural HACK! More here

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Giant Flying Saucer – Starting with JSF, JBoss RichFaces, AJAX, and Tomcat
Added Sep 30, 2011, Under: Communities,Server-Side Chatter

This article will show you how easy it is to setup the JBoss Tools(including RichFaces support) with Eclipse 3.5. See More

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Installing JBoss Tools
Added Sep 30, 2011, Under: Communities,Server-Side Chatter

  Eclipse Plugins for JBoss Technology The easiest way to get started with JBoss Tools is to use JBoss Developer Studio, which includes an installer for JBOSS Tools and all its requirements…see more

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