Web Builder Zone - Comments for "NeuroKernel Offers Adaptive Client Runtime"

Yes, the user interface

boraert — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:39:17 -0500

Yes, the user interface rendering engine is based on Javascript and DHTML but it is hidden from you. You are only involved with Java programming. Rest is handled inside the NeuroKernel core. NeuroKernel components can render plain html if needed, it is even possible to attach Java event handlers to the individual html elements. NGraphArea is for native Java graphics rendering; there is also NCanvas component which uses Browser based Vector graphics (VML or Canvas). NCanvas is available on both runtime modes.

Yes, you can use JFreeChart or JGraph with NeuroKernel applications. We are planning to port JFreeChart to NeuroKernel in the future using the NCanvas component.

You can hide columns or rows on a table in anyway you want. Cells can tick at the memory level but you can only show what is necessary to show at that time. There are various ways to achieve what you ask.

boraert wrote:Artur,

abies — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:21:20 -0500

boraert wrote:

Artur, NeuroKernel is not a JavaScript toolkit like Bindows. It is a completely Java based Enterprise Application platform.

Sorry, I'm must got confused then - I thought that when you chose 'Server side' in demo, fronted was rendered using some combination of DHTML/Ajax/Javascript/etc.

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If you see the API tutorial from our knowledge base page, you will see that even your internal complex Swing application can be easily ported to NeuroKernel.

NGraphArea looks promising for custom components. Have you any success embedding interactive components from JFreeChart or JGraph inside ? (not static images, but ones with zooming/graph interaction etc).

Is there any kind of visible area optimalization ? Assuming that I would get a table, which is lets say 100000x40 elements (in scroll pane, so only 40x20 would be visible at given time), where 400000 cells would tick per second (4 per row), will the server be smart enough to send only the data which is required to render visible part and request missing parts as user scrolls around?

Artur, NeuroKernel is not a

boraert — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 14:32:27 -0500

Artur, NeuroKernel is not a JavaScript toolkit like Bindows. It is a completely Java based Enterprise Application platform. Applications are written just like Swing or SWT applications but the model is much more simple and made very convenient for rapid prototyping. If you see the API tutorial from our knowledge base page, you will see that even your internal complex Swing application can be easily ported to NeuroKernel. NeuroKernel programming model is also delegation based. The desktop given in the demo is entirely a NeuroKernel application too and is provided for convenience on application deployment.

http://www.neurodna.com/knowledge.htm

NeuroKernel was not designed

boraert — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 06:05:35 -0500

NeuroKernel was not designed for public web sites. It is a multi-user client/server application framework. The developer edition license is for 5 seats.

NeuroKernel is a High

abies — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 16:00:43 -0500

NeuroKernel is a High Performance, Vastly Scalable, Embeddable, Internet-Centric Client/Server Computing Platform with a Breakthrough Adaptive Runtime Technology. The NeuroKernel Technology will break all the expensive and difficult to overcome barriers around Client/Server Development and Deployment.

Does NeuroKernel capitalize Every second Word for Me or Do I Have to Do it Manually ?

On serious note, NeuroKernel looks quite nice - reminds me of Bindows. I will take a closer look, but probably the price is bit steep for few webpages we might need at my current work. For full-blown application it is probably perfectably acceptable (at least deployment license, 5000$ for development edition is still quite a lot).

Hi, please try again. We

boraert — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 11:47:14 -0500

Hi, please try again. We have updated demo servers today forgot to add guest user to our London server.