GWTChismes & JSChismes

GWTChismes is a collection of widgets that I use in my GWT applications and I want to share with the community.

JSChismes is the result of compile and export gwtchismes code in order to populate classes and methods and be used from native javascript. So the widgets can be used in html pages using pure javascript without the need of knowing java or gwt. You can read my tutorial about exporting gwt libraries.

Goal

The complete set of widgets is ready to use, in the sense that the collection comes with a full set of style sheets, icons and examples, and the API is good documented and easy to use.

Usage

For impatiens read the GWTChismes QuickStart guide and view the online complete GWTChismes demo.

For users using maven read this wiki page

Read the GWTChismes API documentation in javadoc.

For people using the javascript labrary, read the JSChismes library documentation and take a look to this JSChismes example.

Chismes Components

• GWTCIntervalSelector: Is designed to select an interval of time between two dates. It is fully configurable: internationalization, limits, layout etc.
• GWTCDatePicker: is a calendar developed entirely in gwt. It uses the native gwt i18n for date representation and manipulation and includes useful static methods to manipulate dates. It is fully configurable: minimal, maximal dates, number of months to display, layout, etc.
• GWTCButton: a fully decorated button with rounded borders that looks identical in every browser. It supports mouse, focus and key events.
• GWTCBox: a decorated panel with rounded borders. There are three styles available.
• GWTCGlassPanel: A panel that covers the document with a semitransparent layer.
• GWTCPupupBox: A popup with a glass panel that can be decorated with rounded borders.
• GWTCModalBox: A decorated and dragable modal box which shows glass panel.
• GWTCAlert: a decorated alert dialog as an alternative to the awful Window.alert()
• GWTCWait: a modal dialog that shows an animated image and a text while the application is waiting for response. When the wait dialog is active, the user is not able to click over other elements.
• GWTCPrint: a simple button to send the current page to the printer. The button is hidden for a few of seconds to avoid to be printed as part of the document.
• GWTCProgress: A progress bar with time remaining calculation that can be used as a modal dialog or embedded in the document.

Chismes Screenshots

• GWTCIntervalSelector



• GWTCDatePicker



• GWTCButton



• GWTCBox



• GWTCAlert



• GWTCWait



• GWTCProgressBar



• GWTCTabPanel

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