| Abstract [eng] |
A part of a user interface can be created using declarative means. The main goal of this paper is to maximize that portion. To do that, said means would be used to create components, register event listeners, describe relationships between components and layout them in windows. Various component-based architectures and existing solutions for declarative user interface definition were analyzed. As a result, an architecture was defined which allows user interface components to be created using a declarative approach. These components define their behavior and use messages to communicate with each other. The outcome was a system, which can create Java Swing applications using mostly declarative definitions of various parts of said applications. This system provides various configuration options that reduce the need of writing Java code for component manipulation. |
