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Abstraction GUI Layer

 
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Hi friends
I'm sorry for posting this question here, it is not related to the Developer exam but as I could see in my last month accessing it daily, there are many guys here who are experts on design and I would like to use this channel to talk and ask for their help.
I'm trying to create a GUI abstraction layer for my project. The key point is to have a declarative way to define my GUI and then adapt this declarative GUI to some target GUIs, as for example Swing, HTML, LCDUI an so on. I've already heard of XAML and XUL but I don't know how feasible they are. So I would like to ask if there is somebody here who has any experience on that. Even if you have never discussed this issue, how would you handle it? How would you create a commom GUI layer independently from the GUI target (Swing, HTML, ...)?
Comments are very welcome.
Thank you very much
And once more, sorry for posting this question here
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Cleverson
 
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