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BZByte Ajax provides a Java-based interactive Web toolkit for writing professional interactive apps.
BZByte Ajax is a Java-based interactive Web toolkit to make writting professional interactive Web applications easy.
Its a server centric toolkit with the application and development being done on the server, allowing easy development of large applications.
Main features:
- Its very simple/quick to develop GUIs. Many developers know DOM/HTML features which are directly applicable in BZByte Ajax.
- No Remote interfaces to worry about. All updates are GUI driven and handled by the framework, therefore you do not need any exposed code or remote interfaces for your application. Not exposing app interface/code over the net is more secure and protects your intellectual property.
- It runs fast. GUI updates are fast and dont rely on the end users potentially slow computer.
- You can write large/complex applications easily. There is no limit to how big/complex your application is. All code stays on the server. You can add pieces as you go and also share them with other developers
- Controls are provided. Tree, Tabs, Spitters, Menus, Toolbars, Popups, Buttons, and more are provided. You can add more easily.
- Its free for commercial or open source use. Source code is always available and there are no license fees!
Enhancements:
- Simplified the Virtual Image control. Now you just need to pass in a Virtual Image Provider instead of making a .jsp file and all the other nonsense. The WJPageContext needs to be passed in to the new version. Eliminated the VirtualImageUtil class. Deleted the GetImage.jsp page as it is not needed. Note that each tile may not be the same size. The size passed into the control is a "preferred" tile size. The control will optimize the tile size so that it is evenly fits the virtual area. In some cases the end tiles will be smaller than other tiles. As long as you use the tile size given to your VirtualImageProvider then you dont have to worry about any of this.
- Briefly tested with Firefox 2.0 and everything seems to work fine.
- Tree: Set cellspacing and cellpadding to 0 to remove extra space between tree nodes.
- Tree: Added ability for each node to be represented by multiple rows. This allows inserting addition GUI elememts in the tree under a certain node for advanced GUI behavior (e.g. inline property editor).
- Tree: Changed TreeColumnBuilder to return "" instead of null if a property value is null.
- Tree: Added ability to specify alternate row background colors. The tree automatically handles updating the background color as needed.
- Fixed major bug that set a property on an element but not its attribute (setAttribute) in certain situations. Changed the communcation with the JS Client to allow setting properties and setting attributes explicitly. So the server now tells the client what to do specifically depending on the situation (either setProperty or setAttribute).
- Changed BZInput(HTMLINput also BZButton) add setDisabled(boolean) and getDisabled(). This is the easy way to set these properties withouth having to worry about it. Dont use setAttribute("disabled", some value) anymore.
- Changed BZOption to support setDisabled,getDisabled, setSelected,getSelected. Same thing as BZInput. Dont use the setAttribute method for this anymore.
- Changed DataEntryFormElement: Align field names to top. Added method to add vertical field (where the name is above the field value)
- Fixed bug with text field and text area that once the user modified the value and the server tried to reset the value it did not work.
- Split up key event listeners into up,down,and press. Allows listening to only one of these instead of all 3. In most cases only need one so this is more efficient.
- Text field now generates a property changed event for the "TextValue" property when the value changes on the client via typing. The typical "change event" is seperate from this and occurs only when the browser generates a change event (i.e. when the field losses focus).
- Changed the "error connecting host" message to use a div inserted in the top of the browser. This is to avoid a thousand message dialogs that the user needs to dismiss in some situations.
- Fixed bug with Select Element not showing a selection change made from the server on IE6.
- Changed timer cycle that contacts the host to not start another timer cycle until the current one is done. This is more efficient in batching updates to the server.

EntityTable provides software that enhances/fixes JTable.
Each table row corresponds to a data Object in a List.
Main features:
- column hiding
- locking
- panning
- row scrolling
- row sorting
- intuitive focus behaviour
- optional virtual rows and columns
- Java 1.4 support

BZByte EZ Ajax is a Java-based interactive Web toolkit to make writting professional interactive Web applications easy. BZByte EZ Ajax is much easier/quicker to use than other frameworks, and all development is done in Java.
We have been developing interactive web applications for several years now. During this time weve learned the best, quickest, and easiest approach. Weve developed a very simple framework which makes it extremely easy and quick to develop small or large robust interactive web applications.
This framework has already been used to develop several commercial web applications. We are releasing BZbyte EZ Ajax under the GPL and also providing FREE (as in beer) Commercial Licenses. We hope developers will take advantage of this software and approach to create great interactive web based applications, easily, quickly, and sanely.
Enhancements:
- Simplified the Virtual Image control. Now you just need to pass in a Virtual Image Provider instead of making a .jsp file and all the other nonsense. The WJPageContext needs to be passed in to the new version. Eliminated the VirtualImageUtil class. Deleted the GetImage.jsp page as it is not needed. Note that each tile may not be the same size. The size passed into the control is a "preferred" tile size. The control will optimize the tile size so that it is evenly fits the virtual area. In some cases the end tiles will be smaller than other tiles. As long as you use the tile size given to your VirtualImageProvider then you dont have to worry about any of this.
- Briefly tested with Firefox 2.0 and everything seems to work fine.
- Tree: Set cellspacing and cellpadding to 0 to remove extra space between tree nodes.
- Tree: Added ability for each node to be represented by multiple rows. This allows inserting addition GUI elememts in the tree under a certain node for advanced GUI behavior (e.g. inline property editor).
- Tree: Changed TreeColumnBuilder to return "" instead of null if a property value is null.
- Tree: Added ability to specify alternate row background colors. The tree automatically handles updating the background color as needed.
- Fixed major bug that set a property on an element but not its attribute (setAttribute) in certain situations. Changed the communcation with the JS Client to allow setting properties and setting attributes explicitly. So the server now tells the client what to do specifically depending on the situation (either setProperty or setAttribute).
- Changed BZInput(HTMLINput also BZButton) add setDisabled(boolean) and getDisabled(). This is the easy way to set these properties withouth having to worry about it. Dont use setAttribute("disabled", some value) anymore.
- Changed BZOption to support setDisabled,getDisabled, setSelected,getSelected. Same thing as BZInput. Dont use the setAttribute method for this anymore.
- Changed DataEntryFormElement: Align field names to top. Added method to add vertical field (where the name is above the field value)
- Fixed bug with text field and text area that once the user modified the value and the server tried to reset the value it did not work.
- Split up key event listeners into up,down,and press. Allows listening to only one of these instead of all 3. In most cases only need one so this is more efficient.
- Text field now generates a property changed event for the "TextValue" property when the value changes on the client via typing. The typical "change event" is seperate from this and occurs only when the browser generates a change event (i.e. when the field losses focus).
- Changed the "error connecting host" message to use a div inserted in the top of the browser. This is to avoid a thousand message dialogs that the user needs to dismiss in some situations.
- Fixed bug with Select Element not showing a selection change made from the server on IE6.
- Changed timer cycle that contacts the host to not start another timer cycle until the current one is done. This is more efficient in batching updates to the server.

PyHtmlTable is a class for Python CGIs to generate HTML tables on the fly. The reason that i made this script is I couldnt find something like Table.pm or Table.php
Main features:
- Allows setting of individual row and cell attributes via arbitrary dictionaries
- Allows spanning of rows and columns
- Autogrows table if cells set outside initial Range.
- Allows dynamic insertion of new rows and columns anywhere in the table
- Allows bulk population of table data via arrays to arbitrary locations in the table.
- Provides default cell attributes for tablewide uniformity and the ability to override these on a cell by cell basis.
- NOTE: Row indexes start at 0 like God and Kernighan demand!
- Influenced heavily by Table.pm and Table.php

myperl allows you to execute Perl from inside of MySQL. It can either be stored in a row, or it can be specified in your SQL statement.
You also can select other columns which will be passed to Perl.
Enhancements:
- Added support for the perl interpreter to persist for requests
- re-aranged package to meet CPAN spec.
- Fix for myperlgroup (it was calling itself too frequently)

File::Tabular can search and edit flat tabular files.

SYNOPSIS

use File::Tabular;
my $f = new File::Tabular($filename);

my $row = $f->fetchrow;
print $row->{field1}, $row->{field2};

$row = $f->fetchrow(where => someWord);
$row = $f->fetchrow(where => field1 > 4 AND field2 >= "01.01.2001");
$row = $f->fetchrow(where => qr/somes+(complexs*)?(regex|regular expression)/i);

$f->rewind;
my $rows = $f->fetchall(where => someField =~ ^[abc]+);
print $_->{someField} foreach @$rows;

$f->rewind;
$rows = $f->fetchall(where => +field1:someWord -field2:otherWord,
orderBy => field3, field6:num, field5:-alpha);

$f->rewind;
my $hashRows = $f->fetchall(where => foo AND NOT bar,
key => someField);
print $hashRows->{someKey}{someOtherField};

# open for updates, and remember the updates in a journal file
$f = new File::Tabular("+>$journalFile"});

# updates at specific positions (line numbers)
$f->splices(4 => 2, undef, # delete 2 lines from position 4
7 => 1, {f1 => $v1, f2 => $v2, ...}, # replace line 7
9 => 0, { ...}, # insert 1 new line at position 9
22 => 0, [{...}, {...}, ...] # insert several lines at pos. 22
...
-1 => 0, [{...}, {...}, ...] # append at the end
);

# shorthand to add new data at the end
$f->append({f1 => $v1, f2 => $v2, ...});
# same thing, but use the "Hash::Type" associated to the file
$f->append($f->ht->new($v1, $v2, ...));


$f->clear; # removes all data (but keeps the header line)

# updates at specific keys, corresponding to @keyFields
$f->writeKeys({key1 => {f1 => $v1, f2 => $v2, ...}, # add or update
key2 => undef, # remove
...
}, @keyFields);


# replay the updates on a backup file
my $bck = new File::Tabular("+<<less