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Re: Component Markup Language

• From: Robb Shecter <shecter@d...>
• To: Dave Winer <dave@u...>, "Ogan, Arif" <AOgan@u...>, "'xml-dev@i...'" <xml-dev@i...>
• Date: Fri, 04 Nov 2011 16:29:21 +0100

Dave Winer wrote:

> http://www.bluestone.com/xml/XwingML/
>
> Yes, that is very interesting. But if anyone from Bluestone is listening,
> it would be great to have a page that shows XML code and a screen shot of
> the interface it generates.

Well, I just downloaded it and checked it out, and I don't think this could really be used as
a way to describe platform-independent UI's.  (Can I attach a copy of an XML here w/out
violating some copyright?  Hmm...maybe a piece of it... :)

   <JFrame name="MainFrame" title="Bluestone XML Notepad" image="icon.gif" x="20%" y="20%"
width="60%" height="60%">
      <JMenuBar>
         <JMenu text="File" mnemonic="F">
            <JMenuItem icon="open.gif" text="Open..." mnemonic="O"
accelerator="VK_O,CTRL_MASK" actionListener="OpenFile"/>

etc...

This looks basically like Java code with an XML syntax.  It doesn't abstract at the nature of
components, or interactions.  I guess what it is, is one way to get a scripting functionality
in Java; a competitor to projects like the BeanShell.

- Robb


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