Announcing: AJUI, a XUL\XML based java UI toolkit

	I'm am pleased to announce AJUI, a XUL\XML based java UI toolkit.  AJUI
is hosted by sourceforge and can be reached via
http://ajui.sourceforge.net.  We are in the way early stages of
development and design of AJUI and could use your help!  We're looking
for Java developers, documenters, testers, webmasters, or anything else
to help us get AJUI to a releasable state.

	AJUI stands for Another|Advanced Java User Interface.  AJUI uses XUL
for it's form layout\design mechanism.  AJUI is built using an MVC
design pattern and uses an SPI pattern for making native user interfaces
in java.  When the core AJUI components are completed lots of help will
be needed in creating various implementations of AJUI.

	Future plans include database driven\bind-able components, a web based
implementation, and other native implementations (Qt, gtk, win2, etc.).

	Please sign up to help ASAP and be involved in the groundwork for
building AJUI.  AJUI is released under the GPL and is completely open
source.


http://ajui.sourceforge.net



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