JTLib A Java Tools Library
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Introduction

Welcome to the Home Page of JTLib. This site is being maintained by Roman Zulauf, developer of JTLib. For any comments or suggestions, please contact me at jtlib@rzulauf.ch. You may also visit this projects space on the Sourceforge site, at http://sourceforge.net/projects/jtlib.
 

Description

This library is a collection of classes I use often in my everyday Java programming. I try to make each package self-contained, so that it becomes easy to just extract one useful class or package for use without having to include all of the libraries classes. I started out with some GUI-Classes that speed up the development of attractive Java-GUIs. But this is all still in development stages... More to come soon.

The following packages, along with description, currently comprise this library:
 
ch.rzulauf.lib.assert Simple Assert facility
ch.rzulauf.lib.log Logging facility
ch.rzulauf.lib.resource Classes for creating GUI-Resources out of an XML file
ch.rzulauf.lib.trace Tracing facility

Access to Source Code

You may view all source code of this project directly, during and after development stages. Official releases will be available for download on this page. To get a snapshot, you can access the official project CVS Repository. In order to do this you eather need CVS installed on your machine, or have a CVS Client, such as jCVS. Checkout the project using

    cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.jtlib.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/jtlib login

    cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.jtlib.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/jtlib co modulename

whereas modulename is a valid module of the project. Browse the CVS Repository web interface to view the contents of the project. There you can also view diffs of all checked in versions.
 

Documentation

Documention is available here.
 

Download

At this point of time, there is no official release available. But you can get the source code as described above.


Copyright 2001 Roman Zulauf - All Rights Reserved.
Last Updated Saturday, June 2, 2001