Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 26th Oct 2006 15:42 UTC, submitted by anonymous
Qt "We are pleased to present the third technology preview of Qt Jambi to our commercial customers and the open source community for testing and feedback. Qt Jambi is a prototype technology that enables Java developers to utilize Qt: the leading framework for high-performance, cross-platform applications." And you can win a MacBook.
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Sounds interesting
by miketech (2.4) on Thu 26th Oct 2006 18:11 UTC
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Hi,

I've taken a look at QtJambi and it looks nice. In particular the Eclipse integration of the designer looks promising.

Trolltech says, that QtJambi has been developed since several of their customers have been interested in developing Qt with java. Well, it is interesting, but I've never heard any request for this ;) Obviously I've missed it...

Maybe this is a new impulse for GUI developing with java and it is also a good news for the linux desktop environment kde. I am curious about it.

Everybody interested in it should try the webstart demo. http://www.trolltech.com/developer/download/qtjambi.jnlp

This is really cool ;) No installation of the software but really great qt-typically desktop integration.

Greetings

Mike

Edited 2006-10-26 18:13

RE: Sounds interesting
by FunkyELF (2.96) on Thu 26th Oct 2006 20:17 UTC in reply to "Sounds interesting"
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Good link,

How did you navigate to it from their main page?

RE[2]: Sounds interesting
by miketech (2.4) on Fri 27th Oct 2006 16:00 UTC in reply to "RE: Sounds interesting"
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Hi,

I've found this link a few weeks ago. Don't know, where I got it. But this time I used google ("qtjambi webstart") to find the link.

Greetings

Mike

I wonder if this can be a new open door for KDE
by dogen (1.76) on Thu 26th Oct 2006 20:04 UTC
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This is possibly a very cool opportunity to the KDE community to use GCJ and Jambi to write a java-level framework into KDE. I'm not sure Java is such a huge conceptual leap over C++, but it might be worthwhile to take a stab.