Soyatec has announced the availability of eFace, a library implementing XAML in Java. This is perhaps the first endorsement of XAML outside of the Microsoft world.

Soyatec has announced the availability of eFace, a library implementing XAML in Java. XAML is the basis for layouts in Microsoft’s Windows Presentation Foundation, which attempts to “provide a consistent programming model for building applications and provides a clear separation between the UI and the business logic.” [A Nod: Thanks to Joe Ottinger of TSS.com on this!]

According to Soyatec:  eFace is realized from scratch in Java. The XAML codes from Microsoft can be used - in general - directly in eFace.

http://www.soyatec.com/eface/

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