Tag: GUI


  1. Hudson and accessibility : don't use green ball plugin

    Generally, and not only in Hudson, you should install a plugin to a tool you use only if it really brings a feature. About Green ball plugin, not only, there’s no feature enhancement, but it’s an accessibility regression : color blind person don’t easily differentiate…

    accessibility, continuous integration, GUI, hudson, plugin

  2. JAXB and ObservableList

    If you don’t customize your schemas with JAXB, your generated classes will not handle correctly the list in your UI (using beans binding functionnality). If you have lists in your xml, you’ll probably handle them with Jtable or JList in your UI. Modifications of objects (from…

    beans binding, design patterns, GUI, jaxb, xml binding

  3. JTable row highlighting and Decorator design pattern

    I’ve been looking a moment to find how add row highlighting on JTables. To modify the behaviour of the cell rendering, you’ll have to set a new CellRenderer to JTable for each data types you want to show in the table. The way I use is…

    design patterns, GUI, JTable, swing