In addition to the standard Swing controls that you can use to design JClient applications, JClient provides its own set of controls. These additional controls are available on the Data Control Palette:
Currently, this control is not visible from the Data Control Palette, but may be used in other ways:
Like the standard Swing controls that they supplement, these controls also rely on the MVC or Model-View-Controller architecture. The JClient controls are unique because the controllers they rely on to manage end user interactions do not exist among the Swing controls. Together with the ADF model bindings, the JClient controls allow you to design Java applications with more diverse databound functionality.
You can set the ADF attribute binding on the JUImage and JULabel controls to display attributes of your business services data collections. The JUNavigationBar controls manage interactions with data collections and therefore work with the ADF view binding.
About the ADF Bindings and Swing
Controls
About a Typical JClient
Form
About Find Mode for JClient
Controls
Working with
JClient Controls
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