Re: luxor made easy

Hi Denis,

> I've packaged all that in an eclipse project (no
> build.xml, sorry), and the main class is TestMain
> (no
> package).
> 
> Widgets implemented : hbox, vbox, textfield (typed
> ones), labels, button. No style sheet.
> 
> Please give me your opinion on that architecture (as
> I told you previously, we definitly need to make 
> luxor easier to gain a larger audience, and I think 
> that would be a great step forward).

   I just checked your sources. It looks great. Using
reflection and a naming convention for automatic event
binding is a great step forward. 

  Also binding form fields to Java beans a la Struts
or WebWork is a great idea. Later on you might wonna
consider switching over to using POJOs (=plain old
java objects) for your data beans and use the IoC
(=inversion of control) pattern.

  Let me know if you want to merge your source with
the Luxor main branch or if you want to create a new
"light-weight" alternative package. You're more than
welcome to do so.

  - Gerald


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