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Climate & Energy Evaluation on the NetBeans Platform

06.24.2010
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I'm Michael Krappmann, from the Bioinformatic Center at the University of Applied Sciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf, in Germany. I studied biotechnology with a focus on bioinformatics and, since 2002, I've been working at the faculty. I'm responsible for organizing the faculty's software projects and collaboration with other universities and companies. Additionally, I run practical trainings with the students in LabView, physics, and automation technology.

I created a simple application, named "ClimaDesignCompetition" tool, on the NetBeans Platform. The tool is for visualizing values of climate and energy issues within architectural competitions. (Read about these competitions here, in German.) A competition can be loaded from a file or you can start a wizard (Wizard API) for a new competition. In an explorer window, the projects within the competition are displayed (Project API). In the editor view, a multiview component is shown (MultiView Window API), for the evaluation of single projects. The editor window also enables the visualization of a single project graph or a complete competition.

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Comments

Eduardo Portilho replied on Thu, 2010/06/24 - 11:27am

The graph on the 2nd screenshot ("Graphische Auswertung") was painted directly on Java2d or you used a third party library?

Michael Krappmann replied on Fri, 2010/06/25 - 12:59am in response to: Eduardo Portilho

The graph isn't a third party library. It will be painted with the Visual Library of NetBeans and small pictures as several layers. I have thought about Java2d or a third party library, but the problem was combining graph, text and logo in one view and I didn't found a practicable and fast solution at that time.

Matt Coleman replied on Fri, 2012/02/03 - 12:17am

in times like this Netbeans has the latest software for climate changes buffalo web design

Mateo Gomez replied on Mon, 2012/05/21 - 3:43am in response to: Eduardo Portilho

Thats what i though too..thanks for claiftying it

 

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