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Description
| Java Base System Extensions | |
| com.glaivestone.javax.execution | Mechanisms to support dynamically-bound code execution and to provide a simple framework for managing an application execution session. |
| com.glaivestone.javax.io | Extensions to the standard Java java.io package. |
| com.glaivestone.javax.lang | Extensions to the standard Java language facilities. |
| com.glaivestone.javax.util | Extensions to the standard Java java.util package. |
| Java Base System UI Extensions | |
| com.glaivestone.javax.awt | Extensions and additions to the standard Java java.awt package. |
| com.glaivestone.javax.awt.print | Provides for extensions and additions to the standard Java java.awt.print
package to support AWT printing. |
| com.glaivestone.javax.swing | Extensions and additions to the standard Java javax.swing package. |
| com.glaivestone.javax.swing.print | Facilities for Swing component printing using the standard Java java.awt.print
package framework. |
| com.glaivestone.javax.swing.tree | Extensions and additions to the standard Java javax.swing.tree package. |
| Glaivestone Model-View Framework | |
| com.glaivestone.mv | Provides a simple framework for building applications following the model-view design pattern of separating UI and presentation (view) from fundamental application state and logic (model). |
| com.glaivestone.mv.swing | Provides Swing views, data models, and services for the Glaivestone MV model-view application framework. |
| Glaivestone Toolbox | |
| com.glaivestone.toolbox.mv.text | Simple text windows. |
| com.glaivestone.toolbox.mv.text.swing | Swing views for the simple text windows. |
| com.glaivestone.toolbox.text.csv | CSV (comma-separated values) text parsing and formatting. |
This document is the API specification for the Glaivestone Foundation Library (GFL) Java packages, version 1.1. The library can be used with J2SE 1.3 or later.
The Glaivestone Foundation Library (GFL) is a library of general-purpose Java utilities, convenience services, and frameworks that the authors have found to be useful in the Java applications that they develop. The GFL Java packages are organized into the following major groupings:
Both the Model-View framework and the toolbox packages depend on the J2SE base class library and the Glaivestone base class extensions. The toolbox packages include some UI facilities which are based on the MV framework.
The Glaivestone Contributors
Deb Lewis - djlewis@acm.org
Gary Gregory - garygregory@adelphia.net
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