UICompiler 1.1 has been released

UICompiler ships 1.1 release of One Stop Solution to Java GUIs


Easy UI creation and maintainance plus more professional looking interfaces
highlights the stable UICompiler release for Java 1.3 and up

The UICompiler is designed to be used as both a rapid prototyping tool for
your GUIs as well as a superior approach to GUI building that well known
players as NetBeans and JBuilder simply fail to address.

You all know the problem; your client wants a good looking application that
does just what he needs. And he wants just something different the week
after.
You also know that a client does not know *exactly* what he wants until he
has seen the results on screen, and has played with the controls to see
feedback he wants.

The QtDesigner is a graphical (point and click) UI-designer written in C++
that writes the created user interface to an xml-based file. This application
allows you to create a professional GUI in minutes.
When compiling the UI file with UICompiler for Java you get a Java Swing
class which represents your Widget.
The result is a professional looking UI without a line of code written.

The resulting class contains hooks for ui-control code allowing you to use
the component like any other Widget.

Take a look at our pages to find out more:
 http://uic.sf.net
and
 http://uic.sf.net/releases/release-1.1.phtml

-- 
Thomas Zander



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