The 1.0 is really a major release. I think that the suppport of XUL has been really improved, and it's now relatively easy to integrate the javaXUL framework to any Java application. This is possible in a lot of ways, for example:
you can integrate the Swing component which is the dynamic result of the XUL parsing in your Swing application in several ways
scripts are working with the XUL files. Additionnally, you are not limited to Javascript scripts, but you can also use Python, Groovy, or Ruby scripts. And all scripts can work together (for example you can call a Python script from a Javascript script and vice-versa)
you can call methods from your own Java application from the scripts in the XUL system
you can call methods from your XUL system from your Java application
Last edit: Hervé Girod 2020-05-25
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The 1.0 is really a major release. I think that the suppport of XUL has been really improved, and it's now relatively easy to integrate the javaXUL framework to any Java application. This is possible in a lot of ways, for example:
Last edit: Hervé Girod 2020-05-25