1. Develop java desktop app for learning purpose? stackoverflow.comHi I been learning java swing programming lately and I am thinking of building a java swing app myself. But however I can't really think of any app that is worth ... |
2. Embed fckeditor in java desktop app stackoverflow.comCan this be done? Or any other editors I can embed into my java swing app |
3. add map and markers in java desktop app stackoverflow.comI am trying to add an image in a java application as a map on top of which i need to place markers. the markers should show when users check in at ... |
4. Creating Desktop GUIs forums.netbeans.orgI am using NetBeans 6.5.1. I am a web-developer who needs to create a desktop application for the first time. I've found some great tutorials on creating GUIs in NetBeans, but ... |
5. Swing/Desktop - How to reference multiple generated CRUD apps? forums.netbeans.orgPosted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 3:08 pm Post subject: Swing/Desktop - How to reference multiple generated CRUD apps? Hi, I'm new to NetBeans and Swing and I hope I'm in the right forum. If not, please let me know. I have a very simple requirement - to provide a desktop GUI to edit a small number of simple ... |
6. how desktop pane works coderanch.com |
7. SWING losing the Desktop War? A Rant. coderanch.comOk, so let's have another SWING debate/discussion. There is no doubt that the SWING API is pretty nice in regards to the current API. There is also no doubt that the API could be a lot easier to use. A simple example of this is why have a JTextArea class that does not have a JScrollPane already? How many time have ... |
8. Future of the Desktop App. coderanch.comStemmed from a thread I started here I thought a good conversation piece would be: What is the future of the Desktop App in the Business world? Seems everyone is running down the Web App trail and not looking back for obvious reasons. 1. Easy to maintain with updates, patches, etc. 2. No installation required on client PC 3. Better access ... |
9. Desktop Apps gaining some momentum, but at what expense? coderanch.comhttp://weblogs.java.net/pub/wlg/648 I have had some mixed thoughts after reading this article. But it makes you wonder. Can M$ lead a trend back to Rich Desktop Clients? I have asked several people suggestions on certain projects, and everyone is always screaming "WEB APP, WEB APP!". I really like SWING. And personally, I prefer a desktop application to a Web application for the ... |
10. desktop pane should be used or not? coderanch.com |
11. Desktop Shortcut coderanch.com |
12. Why Desktop Java Live? Why not Swing Live? coderanch.comScott, It might be a curious question. I'm wondering why you don't name the book title as simple as Swing Live. Probably I don't have a lot of experience in terminology used in Swing API. By just looking at the title of the book, I cannot imagine that the book is about Swing. I thought that the book is about some ... |
13. Desktop Java Live coderanch.com |
14. Can Ajax GUI leapfrog desktop GUI? coderanch.com |
15. desktop notifiers coderanch.comHi guys : Does anyone know how to write a desktop notifier widget ? Like the ones that *ding* when youre mail arrives ? Is there an API for creating such applications/widgets ? Im trying to write a desktop notifier that notifies my neighbors when my dog is home alone, so that they can play with her... Thanks, Jay |
16. java 1.5 supports desktop notifier coderanch.comat the time of posting, about 6 threads below yours, jay vas posted this question "Does anyone know how to write a desktop notifier widget ? Like the ones that *ding* when youre mail arrives ? " you've obviously seen the post, having copied the question, so, do you want people to repeat their responses? to waste their time duplicating what ... |
17. Current Desktop app approaches coderanch.comHi All, I'm just curious as to what the most common/ and even modern upcoming approaches are when it comes to writing desktop apps. Myself I'm a Netbeans fan and find their gui designer a great tool, however I'm more interested as to what additional frameworks people use if any to aid in their development. On the J2EE side of things, ... |
18. desktop project structuring coderanch.comHi Guyz, Good Day.. I am making my first program using SWT but right now, I find it hard to make some adjustment from all over the code. What I mean is that all my GUI classes has all its needed functionality. The only separation that I did was to separate my DB calls in other package. I wanted to know ... |
19. Java.awt.Desktop coderanch.com |
20. Port Desktop Swing App to Mobile Device?... coderanch.comNot the best place to post this I suspect - but I am fairly new to Java and this is my first post, so here we go... I maintain an app that enables users to search and display results from a data warehouse. Started life as a pure thick desktop Swing client pointing over the network at an Oracle database server. ... |
21. Where can I get Desktop Java Live (sourcebeat) coderanch.comThere's also one used copy at amazon.co.uk (which is where my company orders) for the cheap price of 116.90. I wonder where this disappeared, there's no sign of sourcebeat or Scott delap's site "www.clientjava.com" anymore. I sent e-mail to the author's old address, no reply yet. Were the code examples public domain? Can someone send or host them? |
22. New Desktop Projects, pure swing or ? coderanch.comIt's been a while since I've looked at java desktop app's but looking into seeing what the current trends are these days and whats hot, and whats not. Anyone any recent experience creating new projects and picking up a framework e.g. Springs RCP, or is vanilla swing the norm? I had a look at website earlier for a product called cezenne, ... |
23. what is the quickest and the best way to develop java desktop app coderanch.comI don't use NetBeans, but I have to believe that one can write Swing code using NetBeans without using the NetBeans GUI Builder (which you didn't even mention). If you know and like NetBeans as a Java IDE and would like to use it to write Swing code, by all means do so. BUT, as others have already recommended, rather than ... |
24. GUI : how popular is Swing for desktop apps ? coderanch.comWhy do you think that Swing is not preferred for the GUI in desktop apps? And if Swing is not preferred, what do you think is used instead? I don't think there's anything wrong with Swing for desktop apps. There is now also JavaFX, which might sometime in the future be more widely used for desktop apps, but at the moment ... |
25. "way to go" for java desktop gui development coderanch.comhi, i have a general question about java (desktop) user interfaces i have developed several desktop applications, some with pure swing, some using Spring-RCP. Recently i also started developing web applications (i started with wicket and tapestry and ended up using JSF2+Primefaces). The more time i spend web-developing the more i realize how complicated developing "regular" desktop applications really is in ... |
26. Closing 1 Desktop App, But Not The Other java-forums.orgMy main class, call it Main.java, calls a Desktop Application I created in Netbeans. After the user clicks a button, it returns to Main.java, which then calls another desktop application which I created with Netbeans. The thing is, if I close one of them, I end up closing both. Is there a way that I can just close one but not ... |
27. AWT Desktop Open java-forums.orgI'm attempting to open a pdf help file on button click. However I get a null pointer exception on button click. I'm not sure where this would be coming from, unless somehow the Desktop is returning null. I haven't used the AWT Desktop before, so I'm not familiar with how it works very well. None of the JOptionPanes show, leading me ... |
28. Spliting desktop java-forums.org |
29. Java for Desktop GUI Programming? forums.oracle.comPersonally I have a fair bit of experience with C#, VB, Delphi and worked with C++ a little bit and only briefly touched java in the early 1990s. I am looking to branch off away from Microsoft only desktops and want to do GUI desktop applications for Windows, Mac, Linux and Unix?along with desktop applications I also do a fair amount ... |