Gerald, Actually I got the link from an individual who had stumbled across mine a bit after seeing the JWay one and asked me (via e-mail) if the JWay one was an extension of mine.
And yes, I'm wondering how far along they are with it since they only have the media rich brochure but I don't see any code or examples. What I did see out if it is that they're using XSL and they're using a few buzzwords (MVC for example) but there's no hint on how they're handling model code, classloading issues and event handling. Methinks the whole XUI/XUL/XAML thing is now finally gone mainstream. -----Gerald Bauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ----- To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: Gerald Bauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 04/18/2004 01:06AM cc: Arron Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: We've got another XUI! Hello Arron, > --- Arron Ferguson wrote: > Mover over Luan and I'll do the same. It appears > there's yet another XUI. Hmmm, does this make a > stronger case for the term 'XUI' over the term 'XUL' > and 'XAML'? *grin* > > Check it out: > > http://www.jway.com/highlights_xui.jsp > http://www.xuiframework.com/xui_prezo.html > > I guess this one is called 'JWay XUI'. Thanks for highlighting the new XUI toolkit. I really enjoyed the XUI Prezo. Quite a deja vu. Maybe someone from JWAY Group, Inc. can comment on the XUI (TM) claim. If I may quote from the XUI datasheet: XUI, Extensible User Interface Framework is a trademark of JWAY GROUP, Inc. Anyway, has anyone seen any XUI markup or is all just brochureware. Let me know if anyone finds a link to a JWAY XUI markup sample. - Gerald+zf+,좷o"0j[狊{h&z{^ujxn)>קC|gN-ygZ yzbg֦z{Zh+-zf)ڶ*'i&bw^;ѩeȝ߭%1[ZIXXd+-.ǟalb,y+b?+-wd