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Category: Plugin Directory / Rich Client Applications / XTT Framework - Smart Java Web Apps
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Version: 5.6
Support Eclipse Version: 3.2 with WTP 1.5
License: Commercial
Development Status: Production/Stable
Company: InsiTech, Inc.
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XTT is the best standards-based Java environment for building and deploying smarter, richer, thinner, Swing-based Internet applications.
Architecturally, XTT plugs in the Java EE stack as the top two tiers of an n-tier application.
XTT brings together APIs and standards that allow the distribution of both Java objects and relational data to the client tier, providing automated data binding, and synchronization.
Ajax style asynchronous calls from the Java-based clients are just one small part of XTT's extremely large feature set. In addition, any Java APIs including 3rd party libraries and visual controls can be used.
Try the XTT StockTrader Demo and see for yourself the type of Rich Internet Application functionality that can be delivered using XTT: http://www.insitechinc.com/demo.php3
Added on: 06-Dec-2006
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Last 2 Comments
| User: Anonymous | Rating: 10 | 2006-12-12 15:20:14 | | | Thin pure Java front-end to SOA.
Looks like it's wizard-driven to generate the initial visual forms, then relies on the IDE to further modify.
Seems to handle POJO remoting, stores them in model tier of MVC client tier, and handles re-synchronization with the app-server tier.
Swing only, cannot see any mention of SWT except for "able to use any 3rd party controls".
Server push also seems to work very well. SOA example shipping with product shows how to have the same client handle data from different SOA interfaces.
Overall, very good. No pricing on the web site though...
| | User: Anonymous | Rating: 10 | 2006-12-07 14:41:40 | | | Works very well.
Remote and thin Swing clients for Java applications - handles transmission very well, server push also, good wizard driven development for starters then drag and drop in IDE
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