Difference between revisions of "QuickDesigner"
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After startup QuickDesigner will ask for database connection settings. When it completely load, please set path to skins and fonts in File/Options. | After startup QuickDesigner will ask for database connection settings. When it completely load, please set path to skins and fonts in File/Options. | ||
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== Recommandation == | == Recommandation == | ||
Revision as of 11:25, 29 August 2008
QuickDesigner is an alternative to HADesigner, a program for creating UI for LinuxMCE. QuickDesigner is written in Java, so it is possible to run it from any machine that is Java enabled.
Contents
[hide]Warning
QuickDesigner is still work in progress and even though it works quite nicely, it is more then recommended that you backup pluto_main database before you start working with it.
Download
Requirements
Sun Java 6
Installation
Just unpack the file to any directory and run from command line: java -Xmx256m -jar QuickDesigner.jar
After startup QuickDesigner will ask for database connection settings. When it completely load, please set path to skins and fonts in File/Options.
Recommandation
Big monitor with high resolution is needed for an effective work.
Usage
Known bugs
- Preview is very slow for complex Design Objects
- Preview will eventually eat up all Java heap memory, so it is neccessary to restart QuickDesigner from time to time.
