Re: Java GUI development

Hi,

I don't know whether you would think this relevant, but
http://www.melati.org/ is an http based cross-platform
interface to Postgresql (also MySQL, McKoiDB, HSQLDB).
It currntly uses either Velocity or Webmacro for the HTML templating engine.

It should be relatively easy to replace the template from tend with
swing components, though it is outside my competance.

The Persistent Object Engine (POEM) is industrial strength.

Hope this is not too irrelevant.

cheers
Tim P

On Wednesday 05 June 2002 03:10, Vernon Wu wrote:
> It is a great idea to have a cross-platform's PostgreSQL client on top of
> PostgreSQL JDBC. Based on my experience, a Swing application can be very
> bulky and slow, or slim and fast. The quality of the application is largely
> depended on the developers' skill level. The PointBase(www.pointbase.com)
> has a very nice Java client. We may learn something from it.
>
> I can get involved in the project. I, however, can't commit a lot of time
> on it since I am very busy on my own project.
>
> 6/6/2002 12:24:38 AM, Dave Cramer <Dave(at)micro-automation(dot)net> wrote:
> >Hi folks,
> >
> >There is some discussion on hackers about the creation of a
> >cross-platform gui for postgres ala pgAdmin2, or pgaccess.
> >
> >Is there anyone interested in collaborating on a Java GUI. I am fairly
> >confident I could handle the low end server interface to the tables, but
> >am looking for someone with swing skills
> >
> >Dave
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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