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This is hosted by sourceforge at www.jesktop.com.

Applications for Jesktop are listed on the www.jesktop.net website. There are a couple of applications that come with Jesktop from the Apache site - "Explorer" and some miscellaenous apps.

If you want to download and compile your own version of Jesktop API

A snapshot of the source depot. You'll have to do some file copying and run some build scripts before running Jesktop. Click - zip tar.gz.

For a raw view of the directory (so you can see file sizes) see this.

If you are a developer of a GUI app and want to include jars or classes to make it Jesktop compatible.

The API for Jesktop contained applications is available here (19Kb). This is useful if you are planning to create your own Jesktop compatible applications. For your own development, it is sufficuent for you to include the contained classes you jar.

Three very simple demos that represent complete jesktop compatible applications are here (22Kb), here (22Kb) and here (22Kb). They contain source.

FrimbleDemo demonstrates the use of the abstracted Frame/JinternalFrame Frimble library. FrimbleDemo2 shows an alternative way of doing the same (perhaps simpler). FrimbleDemo3 (in progress) shows an alternative being compatible with JavaWebStart too.

The API for Jesktop's Kernel is available here (17Kb). This is useful if you are planning to create your own Jesktop aware applications. This is a deeper and optional level to that above.

For a raw view of the directory (so you can see file sizes) see this

If you are a developer and want to read about Jesktop things offline

For the API documentation on its own click here for zip and click here for tar.gz

For these web pages and API documentation together click here for zip and click here for tar.gz

For these web pages and without API documentation click here for zip and click here for tar.gz

For a raw view of the directory (so you can see file sizes) see this