JWAX UI Framework for AJAX (Swing Like)

Wanted to pass this along to Swing Developers.
http://www.ajaximpact.com/detail_news.php?id=113
JWAX is a event driven component framework modeled after Swing, SWT and other component based systems for AJAX development. It can be leveraged from client side AJAX or dynamic UI systems for development. JWAX has Object Oriented Architecture.
It utilizes a render kit model for client code generation and provides a set of common base UI components with plans to support complex components in the future.
JWAX Features
- Object Oriented Architecture
- Event Delegation Model
- Component Inheritance and Aggregation Support
- Cross Browser Compatibility w/ RenderKits
- Aspect Oriented Rendering of Components
JWAX architecture
JWAX architecture is a component framework much like Swing, SWT, etc. It leverages an event delegation model to trigger and listen for component events. The underlying component model is rendered based on the client output type. So it's easy to customize the component view to a browser, technology or look and feel based on the renderkit chosen.

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Thanks in advance
~hStrong

Not so much a framework, but I have a logging class I use for
debugging purposes in my Ajax AIR app. It's written in javascript,
but I'm sure that you could rewrite it for flash or flex if you
needed to.
http://www.ear-fung.us/apps/airlogger/
you just include the JS file I have posted on my site and log
to the file using log.write("message here");
It'll put a log file on your desktop with all sorts of debug
related goodness.

JWAX UI Framework for AJAX (Swing Like)

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