Tuesday, October 31, 2006
svgsalamander: Default Project Content
svgsalamander: Default Project Content: "SVG Salamander is an SVG engine for Java that's designed to be small, fast, and allow programmers to use it with a minimum of fuss. It's in particular targeted for making it easy to integrate SVG into Java games and making it much easier for artists to design 2D game content - from rich interactive menus to charts and graphcs to complex animations."
xhtmlrenderer:
xhtmlrenderer:
Flying Saucer supports the bulk of the strict XHTML and CSS 2.1 standards. We are working towards complete (and correct) feature support of these standards, but not everything works yet. Most of it is there, though.
General XHTML / CSS features
* Formatted text: basically everything: paragraphs and spans, bold, italic, font sizes, text alignment, horizontal alignment, different fonts
* Box model: border, padding, margin, colors, background images, styled borders
* Full positioning support: static, relative, absolute, and fixed, and floats. There are still some issues dealing with multiple stacked floats. This code is being rewritten.
* Tables: Table support is currently being rewritten so check on the mailing list to see what works.
* Forms: Every standard form control is represented. There are still some bugs with alignment.
* Images: both as inline images with the tag and with background images.
* :hover styles for (dynamic) rollover effects
* Anchors, both external and in-document
* Lists: lists with proper positioning and
* CSS selectors. All CSS selectors in the spec should be supported, even the sibling/child ones
* Pagination
* Margin Collapsing
* R7pre1: Shrink-to-fit sizing. Turned on for auto-width floats, inline-blocks, and absolutely positioned content.
* R7pre1: min-width, max-width, min-height, and max-height properties, for non-replaced content only.
Flying Saucer supports the bulk of the strict XHTML and CSS 2.1 standards. We are working towards complete (and correct) feature support of these standards, but not everything works yet. Most of it is there, though.
General XHTML / CSS features
* Formatted text: basically everything: paragraphs and spans, bold, italic, font sizes, text alignment, horizontal alignment, different fonts
* Box model: border, padding, margin, colors, background images, styled borders
* Full positioning support: static, relative, absolute, and fixed, and floats. There are still some issues dealing with multiple stacked floats. This code is being rewritten.
* Tables: Table support is currently being rewritten so check on the mailing list to see what works.
* Forms: Every standard form control is represented. There are still some bugs with alignment.
* Images: both as inline images with the tag and with background images.
* :hover styles for (dynamic) rollover effects
* Anchors, both external and in-document
* Lists: lists with proper positioning and
* CSS selectors. All CSS selectors in the spec should be supported, even the sibling/child ones
* Pagination
* Margin Collapsing
* R7pre1: Shrink-to-fit sizing. Turned on for auto-width floats, inline-blocks, and absolutely positioned content.
* R7pre1: min-width, max-width, min-height, and max-height properties, for non-replaced content only.
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Sunday, October 22, 2006
Thursday, October 19, 2006
1060 Research
1060 Research
1060 Research is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure.
We are driven by a vision that software should be simple, easy to comprehend, and inherently flexible. Software that is simple can be assembled quickly, costs less, and readily adapts to inevitable changes. Our customers have built sophisticated enterprise software for a fraction of the cost of an equivalent Java J2EE or .Net based system.
A focus on code leads to object-oriented designs and results in brittle systems. We turned the development equation around and focused on information instead. Our research uncovered a simple, powerful, unifying idea that moves code and objects to a supporting role behind information resources and as a result, has transformed software development for our customers.
To realise our vision, we created NetKernel. NetKernel is simple, sophisticated and powerful. NetKernel is different to be better... We invite you to learn about NetKernel and explore it first hand by downloading the complete product.
1060 Research is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure.
We are driven by a vision that software should be simple, easy to comprehend, and inherently flexible. Software that is simple can be assembled quickly, costs less, and readily adapts to inevitable changes. Our customers have built sophisticated enterprise software for a fraction of the cost of an equivalent Java J2EE or .Net based system.
A focus on code leads to object-oriented designs and results in brittle systems. We turned the development equation around and focused on information instead. Our research uncovered a simple, powerful, unifying idea that moves code and objects to a supporting role behind information resources and as a result, has transformed software development for our customers.
To realise our vision, we created NetKernel. NetKernel is simple, sophisticated and powerful. NetKernel is different to be better... We invite you to learn about NetKernel and explore it first hand by downloading the complete product.
Monday, October 16, 2006
Documentation - Safehaus
Documentation - Safehaus
Penrose is a java-based virtual directory server. Virtual directory enables federating (aggregating) identity data from multiple heterogeneous sources like directory, databases, flat files, and web services - real-time - and makes it available to identity consumers via LDAP.
Penrose is a java-based virtual directory server. Virtual directory enables federating (aggregating) identity data from multiple heterogeneous sources like directory, databases, flat files, and web services - real-time - and makes it available to identity consumers via LDAP.
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