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uch.csd.msc//2004berdos

Title

Βιβλιοθήκη ελαφρών γραφικών διαλογικών αντικειμένων στην C++ με δικτυακή υλοποίηση σε Java

Alternative Title

A library of proxy user interface objects in C++ with a remote implementation in Java

Creator

Berdos, Nikolaos K

Abstract

In the information society, the capability of having access to information is necessary at any time, and at any place. Todays users own a big variety of desktop or mobile personal computer devices, which have the ability to create graphical user interfaces and to offer access to communication networks. However, the creation of graphical user interfaces is not an easy matter and requires the deployment of tools which differ from platform to platform. Furthermore, approaches that have been made so far do not offer separation between the application and the graphical user interface. This fact makes rather difficult the development of software where application code and the interfaces run in different devices. This work presents the design and implementation of a library of proxy user interface objects in C++, which provides the ability to create dynamically these proxy objects in remote devices. The network implementation is developed in Java language, so that the interoperability between all platforms can be ensured. Moreover, a completely functional library is provided, which ensures the network communication between the application and the graphical user interface, as well as a flexible mechanism, which is responsible for incorporating event listeners and methods. In this way, programmers are presented with a full functional library, abundant in graphical objects, in methods and in event listeners, so that they can easily develop functional and interactive user interfaces, for any device that has access to a communication network.

Issue date

2004-04-01

Date available

2004-05-14

Collection

School/Department--School of Sciences and Engineering--Department of Computer Science--Post-graduate theses

Type of Work--Post-graduate theses

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