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•	iiuf.awt.* (22)	•	iiuf.dom.* (14)	•	iiuf.jai.* (36)	•	iiuf.log.* (11)
•	iiuf.swing.* (71)	•	iiuf.util.* (69)	•	iiuf.xmillum.* (54)

Package Samples:

• iiuf.swing.propertiespanel
• iiuf.swing.graph
• iiuf.swing
• iiuf.util.graph
• iiuf.util
• iiuf.xmillum.handlers
• iiuf.xmillum.tool
• iiuf.xmillum.displayable
• iiuf.xmillum
• iiuf.log
• iiuf.awt
• iiuf.dom.test
• iiuf.dom
• iiuf.jai.test
• iiuf.jai

Classes:

• TextArea: TextArea xmillum text area. Shows text in the xmillum main window. Optional initialization parameters: color: color of the text (default: black) family: family name ( helvetica , times etc.) (default: helvetica ) size: in points (default: 12) slope: upright , slanted (default: upright ) weight: regular , medium , bold , extrabold (default: regular ) resolution: resolution in dpi of the coordinates (used to calculate size of the fonts correctly) (default: 300) direction: l2r , r2l (default: l2r ) background: lighten or darken the background using the given color (default: white) ActionHandlers: ...
• EventListenerList: Event listener list implementation. This implementation is compatible with javax.swing.EventListenerList but uses weak references to the listeners to avoid memory leaks. Event listener list are prone to memory leaks because clients often forget or are unable to remove them properly. Classes using EventListenerList should implement beside the standard addXXXListener(EventListener l) and removeXXXListener(EventListener l) methods an addXXXListener(EventListener l, boolean weak) method that allows addition of listeners using strong references if required by the client. (c) 2001, IIUF, DIUF
• XMLTree: XMLTree xmillum xml tree. Usage: <xmi:tool class="iiuf.xmillum.tool.XMLTree" showattributes="..." start="..." filter="..."/> start: (required) specifies what sub-tree is to be visualized showattributes: (optional) set it to 1 to show attributes in the tree filter: (optional) specifies the attributes that are not shown in the tree
• Block: Block Represents a rectangular block shown by xmillum. ActionHandlers: over: triggered when the mouse is over this object click1: mouse button 1 clicked click2: mouse button 2 clicked click3: mouse button 3 clicked press1: mouse button 1 press & hold press2: mouse button 2 press & hold press3: mouse button 3 press & hold
• Polygon: Polygon Represents a polygon shown by xmillum. ActionHandlers: over: triggered when the mouse is over this object click1: mouse button 1 clicked click2: mouse button 2 clicked click3: mouse button 3 clicked press1: mouse button 1 press & hold press2: mouse button 2 press & hold press3: mouse button 3 press & hold
• Client: Log client implementation. Set the "log.host" property to set the host where the server is running (default is "localhost"). Set the "log.port" property to set the tcp port used for logging (default is 7659). Set the "log.qsize" property to limit message buffering on the client side (default is 100, use -1 for unlimited buffering). (c) 2000, 2001, IIUF, DIUF
• MultiLineLabel: This example is from the book _Java in a Nutshell_ by David Flanagan. Written by David Flanagan. Copyright (c) 1996 O'Reilly & Associates. You may study, use, modify, and distribute this example for any purpose. This example is provided WITHOUT WARRANTY either expressed or implied. Copyright (c) 1996 O'Reilly & Associates.
• Info: Info xmillum information window action. This handler simply displays a message in an InfoWindow tool. The message is taken from the info Attribute of the current element. Optional initialization parameters: name: Name of the InfoWindow, in which the message should appear.
• Base64Encoder: BASE64 encoder implementation. This object takes as parameter an input stream and an output stream. It encodes the input stream, using the BASE64 encoding rules, as defined in MIME specification and emit the resulting data to the output stream.
• Timer: The timer class. This class implements timer tasks that can be run at a specified time. This class stores tasks in an efficient tree representation which keeps the insert and remove costs almost constant even for a large (> 10000) number of tasks. (c) 1999, 2000, 2001, IIUF, DIUF
• PopupFlagger: PopupFlagger Shows a popup menu that can be used to set a flag on an element. Initialization parameters: flag: Name of the flag to set allow-clear: "yes", "true" or "1" to Allow clearing the flag (i.e. setting the "null" flag value)
• InfoWindow: InfoWindow xmillum information window. Visualizes message from the Info ActionHandler. Optional initialization parameters: name: Name of the InfoWindow, if no name is given, the name `default' is taken
• AsyncAccelerator: AsyncInvocation accelerator. Implement this interface for Async invocation that should/can not be called by the refelection invocation mechanism such as non-public classes and performance sensitive calls. (c) 2000, 2001, IIUF, DIUF
• ElementTagger: ElementTagger This object associates a tag to every element of a given DOM structure and allows direct access to these elements by their tag. In addition, the tag is put as an attribute of the "tmp" namespace into the element in question.
• UnicodeTranslator: Unicode translator base class. Usually sublcasses store an instance of itslef in a public static variable called "trans". public static UnicodeTranslator trans = new UTXxxxx(); (c) 1999, 2000, 2001, IIUF, DIUF
• CCOpImage: (c) 1999, IIUF This is the implementation of the Connected Components extraction algorithm for the Java Advanced Imaging API. This operator does only work with binary images satisfying certain criteria.
• TextUpdate: TextUpdate ActionHandler that allows to update text in an xmillum TextArea object. Optional initialization parameters: name: Name of the TextUpdate tool which should update the text
• DisplayableFactory: DisplayableFactory A factory class that creates Displayables. The actual creation is delegated to DisplayableClass objects. This class decides to which DisplayableClass object the call is delegated.
• BlackOrOpImage: (c) 2000, 2001, IIUF, DIUF BlackOrOpImage is an operator which allows to do a bytewise OR of the black pixels of two binary images. The operator only supports one particular image format.

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