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A simple calendar library based on Java Swings that can be launched any where in your Java Swing based application. The calendar is developed on a normal JPanel for ease of use for developers..
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A graphical calendar using swing components . It can be created with current or custom selected date, depending on locale and time zone. As others swing components, it use a renderer that can be modified to change the way it is displayed.
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The JCalendar library is a set of Java classes that provides a ComboBox (JCalendarComboBox) for selecting a Date and a simple Panel (JCalendarPanel) for showing and editing a Date.
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Java calendar widget for html. Displays an advanced calendar for the user to pick a date, and allows for that date to be sent back to the server via submitted form.
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JCalendar is a simple and reusable Java Swing component which could be integrated in NetBeans environment
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SWTCalendar is a port of Kai Toedter's JCalendar (http://www.toedter.com/en/jcalendar/) to SWT. SWTCalendar is a Java date picker for SWT.
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NRV extends the viewer from jasperreports,it detects report parameters and creates input-controls at runtime (supports date-jcalendar,text,comboboxes). A standalone java api, that can run also as an applet in a webbrowser. Like Crystal reports but in jav
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jcalendar-tz
Extension of the jcalendar project from toedter supporting timezone
Extension of the jcalendar project (version 1.3.2) from Kai Toedter supporting timezone
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