Hi Benno, yes that’s correct.
There are even templates in plain NetBeans (without DukeScript plugin) to help you get started. If you create a NetBeans Module and go to „New...“ -> „Module Development“ -> „Portable HTML UI“ you’ll get a TopComponent which loads an HTML Page and binds it to a ViewModel written in Java. Also if you create a new Wizard with the „Wizard Wizard“ you’ll be asked if you want to use HTML/Java, HTML/JS or traditional Swing. Current version of the NetBeans HTML/Java API is 1.3 and it’s been available for more than 2 years. This API is the foundation of DukeScript (DS only ports it to different mobile platforms). Regards Toni Am 19.12.16, 20:31 schrieb "Benno Markiewicz" unter <[email protected]>: >2016-12-19 18:17 GMT+01:00 Emilian Bold <[email protected]>: > >> I can certainly imagine an HTML UI for some existing parts of NetBeans >>even >> if we keep it pure Java. >> > >It is already there. See the links in the usecases at >http://bits.netbeans.org/8.2/javadoc/org-netbeans-api-htmlui/overview-summ >ary.html > > >IIRC the dukescript wizard is created this way. Toni, is that correct? > >With kind regards, markiewb
