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Desktop|Embedded Application API JSR
This document discusses the goals of a new JSR for desktop and embedded application APIs. It aims to target both desktop and embedded environments, support multiple UI toolkits, and leverage existing JSRs for dependency injection and events. The proposed API would provide core features like application lifecycle, localization, configuration, MVC artifacts, and extension points via plugins. It is supported by several Java champions and community members.
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- 3. PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS JSR193 – Client Side Container JSR 296 – Swing Application Framework JSR 295 – Beans Binding JSR 296 had the following goals application life cycle localized resources (and injection) persisted session state loosely coupled actions targeted only Swing for obvious reasons
- 4. CURRENT STATE SeveralUI toolkits to choose from: Swing, JavaFX, SWT Apache Pivot, Lanterna, Qt Several frameworks to choose from: Eclipse 4 Platform, NetBeans Griffon DataFX, JacpFX, MvvmFX, JVx and more …
- 5. FRAMEWORKS Many ofthe listed frameworks offer the following capabilities implemented in different ways: application life cycle localized resources (and injection) persisted session state loosely coupled actions dependency injection event system centralized error management extension points via plugins
- 6. TARGET ENVIRONMENT Allof the listed frameworks support the Desktop as target environment. Only a few can be used in an Embedded environment (where Java SE is supported). Embedded Java UI applications can be built as applications that target the Desktop; share codebase even.
- 7. GOALS OF THISJSR Target Desktop and Embedded environments Support several toolkits Be an standalone JSR, i.e, no need to include in JDK Leverage existing JSRs: JSR 330 – Dependency Injection JSR 365 – Event bus (from CDI 2.0) Java Config (?)
- 8. CORE FEATURES applicationlife cycle localized resources (and injection) configuration MVC artifacts loosely coupled actions dependency injection event system centralized error management extension points via plugins
- 9. POSSIBLE ADDITIONS Runtime: persisted session state artifact introspection API Buildtime: test support deployment
- 10. SUPPORTERS Java Championssuch as Johan Voss, Alan Williamson, Lars Vogel, Jim Weaver, Gerrit Grunwald Well known Java community members Sven Reimers, Hendrik Ebbers, Anatole Tresch, Sharat Chander, Raj Mahendra (JUG Hyderabad) Mohamed Taman (Morocco JUG) Vendors BSI (interested)
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