Xemus

Documentation

The Xemus Core Javadocs are now available online. Just click on the link.

Xemus Jello JavaDocs – Currently unavailable

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Xemus JavaJob JavaDocs – Currently unavailable

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Zend Studio

Integrating PHP with Javascript development is much easier if you use Zend Studio, our preferred PHP IDE. From the people who make PHP.

JSON

Hand coding all your HTTP request data while building web services? There is a better way with JSON, short for JavaScript Object Notation, a lightweight data-interchange format.

Dojo

Our current projects are using the Dojo Javascript Toolkit, an opensource framework of widgets sponsored and supported by IBM, AOL, JotSpot and other members of the Dojo Foundation.

Web 3.0

Where is the Web headed in the next ten years? Read about the Semantic Web in order to understand what will come beyond today's online service offerings.

JELLO Anyone?

Building GUI’s can be a formidable task using Java/Swing. Event current IDEs require intimate knowlege in regards to the Swing event system. How about a tool to build “instant on” interfaces for Java and Web forms from the same visual definition. Enter JELLO, a thin client builder with all the trimmings.

Javascript resources

Our favorite JavaScript reference guide (version 1.5) can be found here.

AJAX resources

Everything you need to get started with AJAX can be found at the Mozilla Developer Center

XDate Suite

Ever wonder why computers force us to communicate on it’s own terms. That’s over when it comes to entering date and times. Xemus provides a set of Java classes for the input, creation and manipulation of DateTime instances. XDate is based on experience building commercial applications for an international user base. It provides both components for the parsing and formatting of date strings in natural language understood by the user. GUI components for the input of DateTime instances are also supplied. In addition this suite is able to define business days and holidays making them available to both the input and parsing components of an application.

The World of AJAX

With all the commotion and hype surrounding AJAX, the question remains what role JAVA will be playing in the development of thin client interfaces for web based applications. As some of the non-programmer HTML crowd would want to make you think, the future lies in browser based interfaces that are hooked up to webservices provided by central servers. Or doesn’t it?