Hello Jan,
Jan-Oliver Wagner wrote:
> On Friday 02 February 2007 15:29, Ugo Taddei wrote:
>> Malte is asking whether we should organize an OpenJUMP developer meeting.
>>
>> I find it a good idea, and I'll probably there there myself. So, folks, if
>> anyone is around Berlin by that date, feel free
I've been doing a little work in NetBean's Matisse on some of the interfaces
for my new editing tools. I was wondering if either JUMP or OpenJUMP had any
standard for user interface design. Here are some of the questions that came
up during my work. I'd like to get other developers comments. If we
I will want to start working on some sort of help that will be available for
my OpenJUMP geometry editing tools. I bought a book on JavaHelp and have
considered using that. I could also use a simple dialog that presents basic
text and a series of images for a topic.
Has anyone else given thought
i am not sure but it may be that sigle jump and kosmo have a built in
help system
stefan
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> I will want to start working on some sort of help that will be
> available for my OpenJUMP geometry editing tools. I bought a book on
> JavaHelp and have considered using that.
Hi Landon,
I'm agree with you. In my last development, I use helpsetmaker. It's a easy
tool to create java help. http://www.cantamen.com/helpsetmaker.php
Another thing, I have finished a spatial extension for H2 Database, a small
but fast database in Java. I created a extension for gvSIG but it'
Hi,
Another thought about documentation.
For another project, I wrote a documentation in docbook and transformed
it into pdf (with fo) and into JavaHelp.
I cannot say the tools I had to use were very user-friendly (mostly a
text editor and the xsl stuff from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/docb
Erwan,
It was good to hear from you. Thank you for the tip about the tool for
helpset creation.
I will also look over the link for the spatial database extension you have
developed. Did you use JTS?
Michael,
I had looked at docbook a few months back, but I think the tools for DocBook
still hav
Hi Landon,
Erwan,
It was good to hear from you. Thank you for the tip about the tool for
helpset creation.
Thanks.
I will also look over the link for the spatial database extension you have
developed. Did you use JTS?
Yes I used the last JTS (1.8).
I am always connected to the list o
I love jEdit - it's my favourite text editor. Very well executed: excellent
documentation (with seamless integration with plugin documentation), plugin
manager doesn't require restart, built-in SFTP support... I could go on and
on.
Looks good too - I recently took this screenshot:
http://jonaquin
If SourceForge ever becomes unsatisfactory as a code repository, Google Code
looks really clean and easy to use. Here it is for the venerable Firebug
javascript-debugger project:
http://code.google.com/p/fbug/
Seems pretty easy to add your own project:
http://code.google.com/hosting/c
Hello Landon,
if you are looking for some literatur about UI design standards, maybe
you should read the articles from Karsten Lentsch (Developer of JGoodies).
http://www.jgoodies.com/articles/
JGoodies Forms (with the FormLayout) and JGoodies Data Binding are worth
to have a look at.
Greetin
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