This chapter discusses how a user interface that is created with uiml.net can be linked with application logic.

Based on the libGlade autoconnect funtion, the uiml.net library provides a Connect function that allows a developer to connect a user interface with its program code. The programmer can register objects for usage when a call is executed. For example, a call can be specified as follows: ]]>. If this is executed, will be mapped on a class; and Name on an attribute or operation from this class; . The programmer can now register objects from the type , and will be called on these object instances. If no instance is registered, uiml.net will try to invoke a static on the class, if this exists. Consider the UIML document in example . ]]>