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What Is UIX Technologies?

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UIX Technologies (or UIX) is an open framework for building J2EE-compliant web applications.

UIX includes Java class libraries, APIs, parsers, and other software for creating web applications with page-based navigation, such as an online shopping application.

Although UIX is server-based and implemented in the Java programming language, Java is not required on the client. All you need to view a UIX application is a browser. UIX supports a variety of clients, including HTML-compliant browsers and mobile devices.

You can use UIX to develop the entire application or different aspects of an application based on the Model-View-Controller Model 2 design pattern. The core pieces of UIX are the user interface components, which are designed for building the user presentation layer (View) of an application. UIX also provides the Controller portion for organizing individual pages into an application, enabling you to define how pages flow when a user interacts with the application.

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