2011/10/2 David Given <dg@cowlark.com>
I did some more work on my GWT emulation library. You now get:
- java.io (InputStreams, OutputStreams, Readers, Writers, Files)
- java.nio (Buffers)
- java.nio.charset
- java.nio.channel (All the abstract channel stuff, plus FileChannel)
- java.util.zip (Complete, courtesy of JazzLib)
- org.apache.commons.codec (Complete)
- org.apache.commons.collections.primitives (Complete)
- org.apache.james.mime4j (Most of it)
Plus lots of other stuff, including Jagg, a pure-Java antialiased
graphics renderer.
You can get it at http://www.cowlark.com/cowj.
The demo shows most of this in action by using HTML5 to load a local ZIP
file and decompress it, all client-side. The performance on Chrome
actually appears to be pretty good and the obfuscated HTML files are
under 100kB (in six permutations).
Have fun.
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GWT API for non Java based platforms
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