JComponentPack - plugin detail
Java Swing GUI Library
| Plugin owner: |
zfqjava |
| Website: |
http://www.zfqjava.com |
| Added: |
2009-02-14 |
| License: |
Free |
| Category: |
Libraries |
| Downloaded: |
7,406 times |
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| Plugin Log |
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| 2013-10-07 03:03:43 | zfqjava | Plugin edited, id:15931, pubid:15931 | | 2013-10-07 03:03:43 | zfqjava | New full image added | | 2013-10-07 03:03:43 | zfqjava | New thumbnail image added | | 2013-10-07 03:03:43 | zfqjava | Plugin edit initiated | | 2013-10-07 02:22:02 | zfqjava | Binary successfully saved 1381126922_componentpack-plugin-3.5.7.nbm, binary_id: 2702, version: 7.0 | | 2013-10-07 02:22:02 | zfqjava | Binary uploaded successfully - /space/pluginportal-v2/public/data/nbms/componentpack-plugin-3.5.7.nbm | | 2013-10-07 02:22:02 | zfqjava | Uploading new binary for version 7.0 | | 2012-09-18 12:37:13 | zfqjava | Plugin edited, id:15931, pubid:15931 | | 2012-09-18 12:37:13 | zfqjava | Plugin edit initiated |
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Versions available
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Download size: 0.04 MB
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Last Update: 2013-10-07
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What's new in this version
New improvements support JComponentPack 3.5.x version
Verifications for NetBeans versions
Plugin is not subject to any verification
Introduction
JComponentPack Plug-in for NetBeans IDE will accelerate your project development process, save time, reduce costs for your team.
Introduce JComponentPack Plug-in for NetBeans IDE: http://www.zfqjava.com/plugins.html
JComponentPack Productis a Java Swing GUI library, a visual JavaBeans collection, it's based on the Swing MVC architecture and 100% pure Java, it includes more than 20 components that Swing haven't, such as excel style Java spreadsheet component, database enabled Java table component, calendar, list view, wizard framework and many more, these beans can drag to your GUI form directly.
Introduce JComponentPack Product: http://www.zfqjava.com/docs-JComponentPack.html
About Us:
Extreme Component is an Independent Software Vendor and Consultancy.
We specialise in Java based solutions with a focus on JavaBeans and Web Component technologies.
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