Swing App on browser

[Jiss K]

Hi,

I have a complete Swing application and am looking for an easy way to
bring it on to web so that anyone can open and run the application
through a browser.

Does GWT has the functionality to convert the existing Swing app to
web app or do i have to start from scratch?

- Jiss

[mariyan nenchev]

no

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[Alexander]

No way!!!

2010/1/16 Jiss K <jiss....@gmail.com>

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[Paul Grenyer]

Why not just use webstart?

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From: Alexander <the.m...@gmail.com>

Date: Sat, 16 Jan 2010 23:37:32 +0600

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Subject: Re: Swing App on browser

[Trevis]

2nd vote for webstart. Webstart is the answer.

GWT would make for an easier conversion path for a swing developer to
web development but i think that you have to have a pretty solid grasp
on the fundamentals (limitations and techniques) of web development to
produce effectively in GWT. There'd be no way to do a straight
conversion of a non trivial application.

On Jan 16, 11:47 am, "Paul Grenyer" <paul.gren...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Why not just use webstart?
>

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> No way!!!
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>
> > Hi,
>
> > I have a complete Swing application and am looking for an easy way to
> > bring it on to web so that anyone can open and run the application
> > through a browser.
>
> > Does GWT has the functionality to convert the existing Swing app to
> > web app or do i have to start from scratch?
>
> > - Jiss
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[Paul Grenyer]

If anyone needs a head start: http://www.paulgrenyer.net/Java_Web_Start.pdf

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[Sorinel C]

There are 2 methods:

1. You can make your java swing application as applet, and add it to
the HTML pages.

2. There is a tool to convert automatically the Java Swing GUIs to the
WEB ones, but I don't remember the name ... I'll come back later!

Anyways, a very good Swing-ish GUI you can do with GWT, in Java ...and
the result is a javascript...
Check more GWT examples and tricks here: http://ui-programming.blogspot.com/

Cheers!

[Kenny G]

The tool is called AjaxSwing. Creamtec, I believe.