MiG Calendar

Add calendaring functionality to your Java applications.

Published by MiG InfoCom
Distributed by ComponentSource since 2005

Prices from: $ 795.00 Version: v6.9.3 5.00 Star Average Review5.00 Star Average Review5.00 Star Average Review5.00 Star Average Review5.00 Star Average Review (1)

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MiG Calendar

With MiG Calendar you can, with very little effort, add any kind of time based visualizations to your application. You can create anything from full blown calendar applications, like Outlook or Apple's iCal, to TV-schedule or Flight Information applications. You can do all this with the same component configured in different ways.

MiG Calendar

Flexible component structureOne component class handles all types of calendars. Everything that is visible is added through the use if layered Decorators. This makes it easy to migrate from one type to another, since it is just a matter of configuration. Even day/week/month/year views are just the same component configured differently.
Flexible component structureOne component class handles all types of calendars. Everything that is visible is added through the use if layered Decorators. This makes it easy to migrate from one type to another, since it is just a matter of configuration. Even day/week/month/year views are just the same component configured differently.
Java BeansMiG Calendar Component Suite has been tested with all major IDEs and many of the smaller ones. The Java Beans are now as extensible and flexible as the Themed approach.
Java BeansMiG Calendar Component Suite has been tested with all major IDEs and many of the smaller ones. The Java Beans are now as extensible and flexible as the Themed approach.
Category TreeCategories in MiG Calendar are used to tag activities (events) any way you choose. This is normally used to divide them into calendars or by owner but you can do much more. Now there is a Java Bean that shows the Category Tree, or parts thereof, in any way you want. The Category Tree can be configured to look and feel just about any way you want it to.
Category TreeCategories in MiG Calendar are used to tag activities (events) any way you choose. This is normally used to divide them into calendars or by owner but you can do much more. Now there is a Java Bean that shows the Category Tree, or parts thereof, in any way you want. The Category Tree can be configured to look and feel just about any way you want it to.
Printing and Print PreviewNot only can you print over several pages automatically, you also have lots of options. This includes print decorators for things like headers and footers or custom designs. There is also a Print Preview Java Bean with which you can add printing previews to your application with a simple drag & drop.
Printing and Print PreviewNot only can you print over several pages automatically, you also have lots of options. This includes print decorators for things like headers and footers or custom designs. There is also a Print Preview Java Bean with which you can add printing previews to your application with a simple drag & drop.
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Flexible component structureOne component class handles all types of calendars. Everything that is visible is added through the use if layered Decorators. This makes it easy to migrate from one type to another, since it is just a matter of configuration. Even day/week/month/year views are just the same component configured differently.
Java BeansMiG Calendar Component Suite has been tested with all major IDEs and many of the smaller ones. The Java Beans are now as extensible and flexible as the Themed approach.
Category TreeCategories in MiG Calendar are used to tag activities (events) any way you choose. This is normally used to divide them into calendars or by owner but you can do much more. Now there is a Java Bean that shows the Category Tree, or parts thereof, in any way you want. The Category Tree can be configured to look and feel just about any way you want it to.
Printing and Print PreviewNot only can you print over several pages automatically, you also have lots of options. This includes print decorators for things like headers and footers or custom designs. There is also a Print Preview Java Bean with which you can add printing previews to your application with a simple drag & drop.

What's new?

  • Full Visual JavaBean support. It is now possible to add the component to your IDE's component palette and by Drag&Drop add it to your project. Properties can be configured visually in any RAD enabled IDE such as netBeans, JFormDesigner, JBuilder X or JBuilder 2006
  • A number of simplifications when it comes to customizing different parts of the component
  • Full dynamic Tooltip support for Activities and the Date Area
  • Official Gantt-chart support where activities can be tied to one or...
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Latest News

MiG Calendar V6.9.3 released
MiG Calendar V6.9.3 released
September 17, 2013Patch Release
MiG Calendar updated
MiG Calendar updated
August 30, 2011Patch Release

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I wanted to post this review in order to help any Java developers out there who are looking for a professional Java Calendar. I purchased the Mig Calendar component a month ago after reading a chat... Read more

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