E4X - Currency Convertor |
A tiny Swing GUI application to compare currencies. Currencies are extracted
from XML available at http://www.webservicex.net
This Seppia Application was designed to show how to use E4X (native XML
scripting).
It boils down that to extract the currencies from the available xml file takes
less than 10 lines of code
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Text Search Engine |
This is a cool command line tool for text indexing and searching built on top of
Jakarta
Lucene.
Let's see it in action:
Suppose in the folder c:\springsteen-lyrics\ there is a text file for each
song by Bruce Springsteen, something like this:
c:\springsteen-lyrics\57 channels (and nothin' on) - human_touch_1992.txt |
The format of the name of the file is [title]-[album]_[year].txt
So this is what we might see:
java -cp . StartUp.class |
Tetris |
The classic Tetris Game is now brought into the world of Seppia. It serves
well to demonstrate some features of the Seppia Technology:
See for yourself how easy it is to change the graphics by editing the main
javascript.
Logger |
Probably the most unexciting of the various Seppia Applications, yet it shows how to embed
log4j
into any Seppia Application. Its module "org.seppia.log4j" is just ready for reuse.
GBShaw |
A spell checker for PDF files. The steps that lead to its creation are described in the document "How to build a Seppia Application from Scratch"
Seppia Explorer |
A
Graphical Seppia Application to introspect any other seppia application. The
simplest IDE to work with any Seppia Application.
Link Vision |
Link-Vision is a simple GUI application to provide a chart about the domains extension
distribution of outlinks from any HTML page.
Users enter any URL in a textfield while Link-Vision retrieves the web page,
finds the links in the HTML tags, and provides a chart of their distribution.
Link-Vision featured in
an article published on onjava