This page represents a gallery of sort containing shots of some of the very few things which we can show to the general public without violating a non-disclosure agreement. We are not a design firm and most of our work is in the backend/infrastructure area which we cannot easily illustrate. That is why the explanations in this gallery are no less important than the images themselves.

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Issue Tracking Graph
Running On Cell Phone Simulator
Animation From Interactive Tutorial
vPrise Workgroup was the first mass market product released by vPrise Software, it is a project tracking application that allows teams from different organizations to collaborate securely over the internet. vPrise Workgroup is based on Swing and Java Web Start, it has a cell phone front end as well and its backed is a Java EE application.
Yoga Studio demo for bean properties
Generic bean properties demo source view
Bean properties demo showing bidi internationalization
AJAX (Web 2.0) Version of the bean properties Yoga Studio demo
Bean properties started as an open source project by Shai Almog and fast grew into a grassroots internet project with the purpose of reinventing JavaBeans as we know them. vPrise is preparing to offer various services around the technology pioneered by us while maintaining its very loose and business friendly open source license (BSD). In the pictures you can see some of the visual elements bound to beans using the library, including internationalization support and AJAX (WEB 2.0) support.

Jetrix main Screen
Jetrix Login Screen
The Jetrix project produced a hardware device for secure access to a mechanical medicine cabinet. This hardware device had a touch screen based UI which allowed the user to operate it with its fingers (hence the large toy like UI), it also allowed remote access using a similar interface.
Under the hood the device was a full fledged Linux PC (built from the hardware up by vPrise) that connected to the hardware developed by Jetrix using a comm port. The PC ran a scaled down J2EE server with a Swing based UI for user interaction on the device itself.
Data was persisted to a mysql database where security and reliability were of the utmost importance to avoid fraud (millions of dollars worth of drugs are stolen from hospitals every year).

Rotating Translucent HTML Widget
Input form with rotating text fields and a different texture
JTable With Renderers, All Cells Are Rotating
JOGLF (JOGL Look And Feel) is a Swing look and feel based on the 3D Open GL standard developed for the IBM software symposium by vPrise several years ago. This look and feel seamlessly replaces Swing widgets with 3D representations, this sort of UI is especially powerful for game developers who could use a well known API (Swing) to develop 3D interfaces on top of their current rendering engines.
The proof of concept contained tabbed widgets rotating HTML, a table control with cell renderers and input fields that are fully editable. One of the nice features is the ability to replace the OpenGL textures in runtime as well.