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JGGJCalendar is a free and open source Java Swing control. It provides an efficient and simple way to add a fully customizable calendar widget to your Swing applications. You can easily pick up a date and get the Date object, the corresponding formatted string representing the date, the formatting pattern and so on. JGGJCalendar is easy to set up in your code and provides a powerful interface with getter and setter methods. It's "locale sensitive" but you can change the Locale and the...

This project now lives at: https://github.com/JDatePicker/JDatePicker Will keep this sf.net project active to point to github. JDatePicker and JDatePanel is an set of advanced DatePicker controls for Java Swing applications. The MVC design enables us to display any date object such as Joda-Time DateMidnight. The date picker also works well with JGoodies Binding.

this project is datebox and datepicker widget for gwt in jalali calendar, this widget is localize for persian languages people

...Adding Years, Months, Days, Hours, Minutes etc to the current date Parsing string and produce PersianCalendar?! future release! Swing base DateTime? picker component GWT DatePicker? component see how to use: http://code.google.com/p/persian-calendar/wiki/ExampleUsage or read : https://sourceforge.net/p/persian/wiki/

A Contact Manager similar to, Act!. More powerful than a PIM, simpler than an Enterprise CRM. Built on Eclipse RCP and includes custom SWT widgets - CDateTime (datepicker) and CCalendar.

ecl-datepicker is open source Java code for a set of user controls and utilities for calendarized date functions in SWT-based applications. It supports internationalized text and international date ordering/format, and is time zone aware.

Swing based report for java with "What You See is What You Get" graphic editor. Design a report by drawing line and setting cell properties. Paged printing facility for JTable. Also includes some useful components such as DatePicker, StatusBar.

SWT DatePicker widget

DatePicker and DateEdit are Swing components that let you easily add calendar functionality to any Java application. Both components extend JPanel and can be incorporated into dialogs, frames and other Swing components that support JPanel components.