application - screensaver - configuration - editor - panel - credits - attic

Requires Java 7 or above depending on the download.

A simple World Clock accessible from the system tray. Shows the time in cities arround the world.

• Java 9: application-0.9.zip - jlinked

• Java 8: application-0.8.zip

• Java 7: worldclockapplication-0.7.zip - worldclockapplication-0.7-setup.exe

Double click on worldclok(.jar) in the extraction directory or java -jar worldclock.jar in that directory

• see the application subproject

The application requires a configuration file. That file is a simple XML file that can be easily edited via a text editor or via the editor application. Basic structure of the file:

 <config>
   <planes>
     <plane name="ufo" horizontal="gauche" vertical="haut" image="pathto/ufo.png"/>
   </planes>
   <cities>
     <city name="Tours" lat="47.27" long="0.43" timezone="Europe/Paris"/>
   </cities>
 </config>

Planes:

• name: name of the plane

• horizontal: direction of the horizontal movement of the plane, gauche: towards the left, droite: towards the right

• vertical: direction of the vertical movement of the plane, haut: towards the top, bas: towards the bottom

• image: plane's image path relative to the configuration file

Cities:

• lat: latitude, positive values: north, negative values: south

• long: longitude, positive values: east, negative values: west

• timezone: time zone in which the city is located (list)

See the config.xml for some samples.

An editor for the above configuration file.

• Java 9: editor-1.2.zip - jlinked

• Java 8: editor-1.1.zip

• Java 7: worldclockeditor-1.0.zip - worldclockeditor-1.0-setup.exe

Double click on worldclokeditor(.jar) in the extraction directory or java -jar worldclockeditor.jar in that directory

• see the editor subproject

A World day and night JPanel to be used in Swing applications.

• Java 9: panel-0.9.jar

<dependency>
  <groupId>lh.worldclock</groupId>
  <artifactId>panel</artifactId>
  <version>0.9</version>
</dependency>

on Bintray

• Java 8: panel-0.8.jar

<dependency>
  <groupId>lh.worldclock</groupId>
  <artifactId>panel</artifactId>
  <version>0.8</version>
</dependency>

on Bintray

• Java 7: panel-0.7.jar

• see the panel subproject

• Ludovic Hochet
• Guus der Kinderen

• Jürgen Giesen, for his Day & Night Applet that serves as the base for the world clock board

• NASA, for the Earth pictures (more at NASA's Visible Earth website)

In the attic:

• a desklet for Glossitope

• a widget for WidgetFX

• an OpenTool for JBuilder

• a module for Netbeans

• a plugin for Eclipse

• a screensaver

see the attic for the source code