Examples

The following are very simple examples that will give you an idea of what XAMJ code looks like. For a broader range of capabilities, see our documentation.

NOTE: To run these examples you need to install the Warrior Platform 0.94.1+ first.

• Hello World # 1 [Run It] [Source]
  This is a barebones Hello World document. It should appear in the Warrior frame.
  
  
• Hello World # 2 [Run It] [Source]
  This is a standalone hello world app with a title and window bounds 150x200. The document-disposition element tells it to use a standalone window to render the document instead of a Warrior browser frame. Note also that text is bigger due to the span element which sets markup style.
  
  
• Simple Calculator [Run It] [Source]
  This is a very simple calculator written in XAMJ. It uses some Java code. The example illustrates how to loop to generate many similar widgets, in this case buttons, and how events are handled.
  
  
• Paint (Java2D) Demo [Run It] [Source]
  This example shows how to use the on-paint event on a box. It uses Java2D to fill a round rectangle using a gradient paint.
  
  
• Mini-Warrior [Run It] [Source]
  This is a stripped-down version of the Warrior browser in about 150 lines of XAMJ code. This example illustrates how to manage browser frames, process events, and update widget properties, specifically the properties of a progress bar.
  
  

If you have written XAMJ code of your own, or if you're having trouble writing XAMJ code, please let us know.