in fact, maybe I could give you some help, because I have two years of high-school studies in computering (excuse me for my bad english, I'm french) and no job at the moment.
if you are still interested, send me a mail at : olivier57b@yahoo.fr.
regards,
lolveley.
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Hey, this JSurveyLib is useful! One of its nice feature is that the template is written in XML, so it's very easy to use in other language (I use Japanese). Keep working this great job please!
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Hi! I'm sending a message again.
I contribute articles for beginners, which introduce some cool Java/Solaris applications, to the developer's page published by Sun Mycrosystems Japan.
This month I wrote about your JSurveyLib in the article at following URL. I'm sorry it's written in Japanese so you could not read the text, but you would see the screenshows how I tested the sample program.
I'm writing further how to develop custom survey template of JSurveyLib using NetBeans IDE. The next article will be appear in February(Still in Japanese, though....)
So Ganbatte kudasai(Keep working please)!
noniko (a rookie technical writer)
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wow, that's really cool. Thanks for writing that. Do you have anything you'd like to see improved in JSurveyLib? I'll try to make it so that the button names can be changed.
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I wanted to let you know that i released a new version that allows you to change the static text. From the documentation:
The <b>surveyConfig</b> tag has 5 optional attributes that change the name of the static text that appears in the survey.
These are <b>nextString</b>, <b>previousString</b>, <b>finishString</b>, <b>pageString</b> and <b>ofString</b>. These set
the text of the "Next", "Previous", and "Finish" buttons and the text of "Page" and "of" in the phrase "Page 1 of 2".
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in fact, maybe I could give you some help, because I have two years of high-school studies in computering (excuse me for my bad english, I'm french) and no job at the moment.
if you are still interested, send me a mail at : olivier57b@yahoo.fr.
regards,
lolveley.
Sure, what help would you like to provide?
Hey, this JSurveyLib is useful! One of its nice feature is that the template is written in XML, so it's very easy to use in other language (I use Japanese). Keep working this great job please!
thanks :)
Hi! I'm sending a message again.
I contribute articles for beginners, which introduce some cool Java/Solaris applications, to the developer's page published by Sun Mycrosystems Japan.
This month I wrote about your JSurveyLib in the article at following URL. I'm sorry it's written in Japanese so you could not read the text, but you would see the screenshows how I tested the sample program.
http://sdc.sun.co.jp/news/cooltools/200712.html
I'm writing further how to develop custom survey template of JSurveyLib using NetBeans IDE. The next article will be appear in February(Still in Japanese, though....)
So Ganbatte kudasai(Keep working please)!
noniko (a rookie technical writer)
wow, that's really cool. Thanks for writing that. Do you have anything you'd like to see improved in JSurveyLib? I'll try to make it so that the button names can be changed.
Hello,
I wanted to let you know that i released a new version that allows you to change the static text. From the documentation:
The <b>surveyConfig</b> tag has 5 optional attributes that change the name of the static text that appears in the survey.
These are <b>nextString</b>, <b>previousString</b>, <b>finishString</b>, <b>pageString</b> and <b>ofString</b>. These set
the text of the "Next", "Previous", and "Finish" buttons and the text of "Page" and "of" in the phrase "Page 1 of 2".
Here's an example configuration file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<surveyConfig title="Validation Usage" finishString="3" nextString="1" ofString="5" pageString="4" previousString="2"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://jsurveylib.sourceforge.net/survey-7.12.20.xsd">
<page>
<question id="impolite">
<label>Be impolite:</label>
<textField/>
</question>
</page>
<page>
<question id="polite">
<label>Be polite:</label>
<textField/>
</question>
</page>
</surveyConfig>
I hope this makes the project nicer to use for people that speak other languages.