TableLayout is a totally free layout manager designed to make creating user interfaces fast and easy. It can do anything GridBagLayout can do and much, much more. Yet it is remarkably simple and easy to use.
TableLayout uses concepts that everyone is familiar with such as spreadsheet-like rows, columns, and cells; and word processing justifications like left, center, right, and full. Consequentially, creating interfaces takes minutes instead of hours. Read the tutorial articles below to quickly get familiar with TableLayout. Once you do, you will never want to use another layout manager again!
TableLayout is a totally free layout manager designed to make creating user interfaces fast and easy. It can do anything GridBagLayout can do and much, much more. Yet it is remarkably simple and easy to use.
TableLayout uses concepts that everyone is familiar with such as spreadsheet-like rows, columns, and cells; and word processing justifications like left, center, right, and full. Consequentially, creating interfaces takes minutes instead of hours. Read the tutorial articles below to quickly get familiar with TableLayout. Once you do, you will never want to use another layout manager again!
National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a service providing the public, government agencies, and commercial enterprises with data from the National Weather Service’s (NWS) digital forecast database. This service, which is defined in a Service Description Document, provides NWS customers and partners the ability to request NDFD data over the internet and receive the information back in an XML format. The request/response process is made possible by the NDFD XML Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) server. To see the details of the NDFD XML SOAP service, go to the following URL and click on the NDFDgen or NDFDgenByDay link:
(For other folks trying to figure out how to get off of Amazon, Park Place is interesting — a server that clones the S3 API, but hosts the content on your own machine.)