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Is there an Java equivalent to the WPF platform?
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“WPF would be dead in 2022 because Microsoft doesn't need to be promoting non-mobile and non-cloud technology. But WPF might be alive in that sense if it's the best solution for fulfilling specific customer needs today. Therefore, having a hefty desktop application needs to run on Windows 7 PCs with IE 8.
WPF is a very rich UI framework which is used by developers to build Windows desktop applications. It comes with built-in support for graphics, resources, data binding and much other. It makes use of Extensible Markup Language to define views and it does it in a declarative way.
The latest version of WPF is 4.6. In this framework, UI of the application is designed in XAML language and Application logic is Written in C# programming language. Features of WPF are as following: Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML)
No, but there is JavaFX which can be compared to Flash/Flex & SilverLight
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The most likely answer is Soyatec's eFace. It supports several key features of WPF. It uses XAML and databinding, so you can apply MVVM and test your ViewModel. Also it supports templating.
Also, this is used in Eclipse e4.
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