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- Stripes Book Promo @ JavaRanch
Frederic Daoud is promoting his new book Stripes...and Java web development is fun again all this week at JavaRanch in the Application Frameworks forum. 4 lucky people will be drawn on Friday to win a free copy of Freddy's book so get to JavaRanch and ... - Java6 Drag and Drop JTree to JList
Like I said in my last post, I spent a lot of time trying to get drag and drop to work from a JTree to a JList. I noticed someone trying to do the same thing in the Swing forum on JavaRanch so I ripped out my code I wrote, cleaned it up, and am posting ... - This Is What Ticks Me Off With Sun and Swing
So I have been spending most of my evening trying to get drag and drop from a JTree to a JList to work with Java6's alleged "simpler D&D support". Simple is relative. I need to actually transfer the user object from the DefaultMutableTreeNo... - Part 3 of ?: Swing Application Best Practices
If you haven't seen Part 1 and Part 2 of this series I invite you to read those. I'm really excited about the amount of response I have received on these posts and I really think something good can come out of this. The only problem thus far is I have ... - Part 2 of ?: Swing Application Best Practices
In Part 1 I introduced the need for a simple project to help demonstrate and teach Swing best practices. Today I want to talk about areas of focus or areas in Swing development where best practices actually lend a helping hand. How to create and add a ...
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- Re: Part 3 of ?: Swing Application Best Practices
have read all 3 parts of the articles and find the idea is very very interesting!! :-) As the example application, I suggest a personal finance application, which has only two parts(because of "keep it simple"): 1. cash management(credit & debit). ... - Re: Part 2 of ?: Swing Application Best Practices
What about the spring RC project with mydoggy? See http://spring-rich-c... - Re: Part 3 of ?: Swing Application Best Practices
I do like the address book idea. If you want to add further complexity, you may add the functionality to compose and send emails (thus providing a formatted text editor, even with a spellchecker). It would be possible to continue adding usage statistics ...
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