Table of Contents»
- Swing with JRuby: Developing a Desktop Application with the JRuby and Java Swing APIs
- Tutorial Requirements
- Prerequisites
- Software Needed for This Tutorial
- Notations Used in This Tutorial
- Setting up Your Environment
- Pointing NetBeans to nan installed JRuby interpreter
- Checking out the CurrencyConverter Web Service
- Inspecting CurrencyConverter web service and its WSDL
- Creating a Ruby NetBeans Project and a SOAP Web Service Client
- Creating a new Ruby project
- Creating Ruby Modules for Java API
- Including Swing Layout Extension Java library (.jar files) in Ruby project
- Creating Ruby modules for the Java API
- Creating a Currency Object
- Creating the application UI with Swing
- Putting the Pieces Together!
- Summary
