Some classes are not included.
For graphical user interface we can use glfw.
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MiniJVM is a minimalistic java virtual machine. Some classes are not included. For graphical user interface we can use glfw. |
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A simple application that just shows a console app. It allows to read from input and write log output. Uses System.in and System.out |
![[IMAGE]](pix/web-console.png) |
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A file-selector for loading and running a custom jar. It allows to test a GUI-App directly. Uses GLFW as front-end. |
![[IMAGE]](pix/web-dialog.png) |
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An application that uses graphical user interface. A simple button, textfield and a label is included. Also a software keyboard is used. Uses GLFW as front-end. |
![[IMAGE]](pix/web-glfw-simple.png) |
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A more complex application that uses graphical user interface. Simple buttons, dropdown and textfields are included. Uses GLFW as front-end. Also changing language and theme is possible. |
![[IMAGE]](pix/web-glfw.png) |
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V86 is a tiny x86 emulator that runs tiny-core-linux in this case. This allows to use a full featured jvm, new version (java18), and javax.swing for user interface. For networking we have to use an external websockproxy, that is very slow and only for test cases. |
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A simple javax.swing application that just shows some components. It does only show the frame. |
![[IMAGE]](pix/v86-swing.png) |
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