Re: xul-swt on pocketpc 2003

Hi,

I tryed to run the calculator example on a PDA Toshiba e800 (this device is
not that small, these kind of devices are the target plattform).
I catch an ClassNotFoundException
org.apache.commons.logging.impl.LogFactoryImpl. Maby you can give me a hint
to cut this dependancy.

Thinlets are no alternative because the widgets are to slow. The best test
is always the tree element with several entries. Its getting slower the more
entries where added. I dont't have this problem with SWT. SWT-tree is always
fast and not depending an the number of entries. The display reaction on a
user action is wide down under 200ms. Thats why I need SWT and not a pure
JAVA solution.

I have a splittet screen. The first part is a tree and the second part is a
GUI.  The GUI changes when the user is selecting the tree entries. The GUI
should be described with XUL.

Günter

----- Original Message -----
From: "Gerald Bauer" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 3:31 PM
Subject: Re: [luxor-xul-user] xul-swt on pocketpc 2003


> Hello Günter,
>
> > is it possible to run xul swt on a PocketPC 2003
> > eg.IBM's j9, environment?
>
>   It should work in theory. If you use the Luxor XUL
> SWT prototype out-of-the-box today, I'm sure you need
> to make some adjustments and cut some library
> dependencies.
>
>   You might wonna check out Thinlet online @
> http://www.thinlet.com that is designed on purpose for
> small devices (e.g. mobile phones, handhelds, etc.).
>
>   Let us know what you want to use XUL SWT for and how
> much time you want to invest.
>
>    - Gerald
>
>
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