The Survey Editor included in Carousel allows to create surveys' data files which later can be used in survey applications. It provides a graphical editor for creating and editing questions, answers, survey rules, etc.
This description shows how to build simple survey application and highlights some of the common features of the survey support that may be useful. The example makes use of the templates system and the default rules engine included in Carousel.
Carousel includes a specialized library for generation and management of survey applications. The following description gives a general overview of how the survey definition looks like.
With XUI 3.1 released and XuiPro now released under a dual commercial-open source license, it's worth taking a look at what lies ahead for XUI 4.0.
Sometimes the default tree support is not enough. fortunately you can customize both the tree model and the tree rendering.
Carousel's template engine has been used under the hood to create a catalogue wizard. In part II of a two part series see how this was done.
POJOs or Plain Old Java Objects support has been added in XUI 3.0. The new support for using POJOs as a backing for the XUI data model means that POJOs can be bound to user interface components just as easily as static data or database data.
Carousel's catalogue wizard enables you to create a full product selection catalogue. The configurable wizard is built using Carousel's template engine. Part I of the two part series describes the wizard itself.
This is the XUI & Carousel User Manual
Travel and mobile applications can be built using XUI. This example shows a tourist application to guide a visitor around Dublin.
