SWT Sightings - Volume 2

If you are an avid Java developer then you are already familiar with "Swing Sightings". That is Sun's ongoing collection of Java applications using the Swing GUI framework. However in recent months we have been finding a lot of interesting applications writen using the Standard Widget Toolkit (i.e. SWT) framework. So with these as motivation, here's the second issue of "SWT Sightings". In case you missed it, here's "SWT Sightings - Volume 1".

• GumTree Platform - is a major restructuring of the GumTree architecture to provide a fully configurable scientific workbench. A significant feature of the platform is that it provides an interface to an abstracted control system so that any GumTree based products can be ported to new instruments by simply implementing a communications layer for the control system. GumNIX is the implementation of the GumTree Platform which is being developed at the Bragg Institute for the neutron beam instruments at the Australian Replacement Research Reactor.
  
  
• Eclipse Trader - is a set of plug-ins for the Eclipse RCP (Rich Client Platform) dedicated to the building of an online stock trading system, featuring shares pricing watch, intra-day and history charts with technical analysis indicators, level II/market depth view, news watching, and integrated trading.
  
  The software is localized in English and Italian.
  
• Xinity BASE (Business Application Standard Environment) - is a system for integrated, enterprise-critical client /server applications. It is a modular expandable framework and/or application server for form-based applications.
  
  The applied use of Xinity reaches from the simple directory management up to full-featured unified messaging system, WYSIWYG content management system, and other workflow able functions for business. Xinity offers a rich client platform from the Eclipse/SWT and a web client interface.
• jLibrary - jLibrary is a Content Management System (CMS) or also Document Management System oriented for personal and enterprise use. jLibrary allows access of centralized remote repositories. Provides search, meta data support, versioning, rdms data store, web previewing and security.
• User-friendly Desktop Internet GIS (UDIG) - is an open source spatial data viewer/editor, with special emphasis on the OpenGIS standards for Internet GIS, the Web Map Server and Web Feature Server standards. UDIG will provide a common Java platform for building spatial applications with open source components.