1. Learning Java Swing? stackoverflow.comI am a veteran C/C++ programmer who has used Win32, MFC and WTL to write Windows apps for many years. I have some very basic Java experience, but haven't done ... |
2. Where can I learn Java GUI creation stackoverflow.comPlease suggest to me a website to learn Java GUI creation. |
3. Learn different Java technologies without GUIs? stackoverflow.comI'm pretty much a beginner at programming and I know only basics of VB, Java, and C++ as well. Lately, I was trying to work on my Java by building some ... |
4. Do I have to learn AWT before learning Swing? stackoverflow.comIf I want to code an desktop application in Windows with Java, should I buy a book about Swing and just skip reading books/tutorials about AWT? Or do I have to learn ... |
5. Learning Java Swing (GUI builder or not?) stackoverflow.comWell I know basic Java and wanted to learn Swing so of course looked at the Sun website first, where this tutorial is. I was going to start it ... |
6. Worried about learning Java Swing stackoverflow.comI came to know that Java Swing will not be developed further and will be maintained only for backward compatibility [1],[2]. I haven't been able to find any ... |
7. Java GUIs - Accelerate the learning curve stackoverflow.comI'll be cranking out my first serious GUI in Java here over the next few weeks / months. This will be my first project in Java where I'll hold myself ... |
8. A good Swing project for learning best practices stackoverflow.comI would like if there is some project developed in Java to learn Swing best practices. I mean an open source project hosted on the Internet through SVN or similar. I've ... |
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10. Regarding requirement of learning JavaSwing by code or "cheating" via GUI Builder forums.netbeans.orgHi, I am currently a computer science student in 2nd year pursuing a Computer Science Bachelors of Science Degree and tend to have a creative side. My concern is that is ... |
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12. Usefulness of learning swings coderanch.comThis is an interesting question and brings up a philosophical debate. JavaPro recently had an article discussing this topic. In the past, applets have failed because of the problems with size, download speeds, lack of widgets, and problems with JVM versions. Some of these problems are going away and we should see a renewal of Java on the client side in ... |
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16. learning swing .... coderanch.comi am starting out with swing. (awt was simple and fun to learn and easy too...) there is a prefix 'J' for similar classes in awt. (looks though from the api heirarchy) like Component (in awt) and JComponent (in swing) but then there is nothing as JContainer ? can someone let me know some sort of similarities etc between swing and ... |
17. Where to learn Swing the RIGHT way? coderanch.comOk, so I can alreayd write swing code, I've been doing some of it since 1.2 days but much more so recently. However, I never learned to do it the "right" way. By right way, I mean using the SwingUtilities.invokeLater and such. All of the books I have ever read never showed that stuff (or SwingWorker, etc.) It seems like all ... |
18. learning GUI coderanch.comI created a jpg in Paint, 640x512 pixels in size, and ran your code. It worked fine. The image moved down to the lower right of the window. Maybe the image you created is too small or goes out of the view area too quickly? Have you run the code in verbose mode and/or added some logging/System.out.println's to see what is ... |
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20. Need online learning resources coderanch.comHi, I am going through the swing tutorial from sun's official site. Its quite good, but miss things in detail. like the details of rootPane, layeredPane etc. I have tried to search throug google but has not find one, can any one of you let me know about the resources of swing where i can get the detail insight of everything ... |
21. learn swing coderanch.comI would probably start with the sun.java.com website at: http://java.sun.com/new2java/ From there, follow the appropriate tutorials and afterward, find some good books. As a practical note, one thing that I have found useful when learning a new technology is to develop a simple telephone directory look up tool. It can be as simple or complex as you like, but be sure ... |
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23. Struggling to Learn Java GUI. coderanch.comHello everyone, I just would like to ask about Java GUI especially Swing and how to get a handle of it. I have been trying to use Swing and Awt on and off for quiet sometime now however I never got a good grasp of them, I want to know what's the best way to learn Swing with regard to the ... |
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26. Which GUI technology to learn coderanch.comHi all, I'm thinking of getting back into more GUI development as it is something I enjoy doing a lot! I am, as you might guess, a Java fan and I'm pretty handy with Swing. Clearly however, this is getting old hat, especially as GUIs move onto the web and the likes of C# .NET takes over the desktop! So, given ... |
27. websites to learn swings coderanch.comBest way to learn the Swing is by doing the things, take any topic or chapter you like by order and try to create that component or an action. If failed to create it with javadoc look for some example sites around which gives the idea to create the components or action events. |
28. Trying to learn GUI java-forums.orgWell I have to say that I'm a complete beginner in Java and only understand some of the basics, but i'm willing to learn and give it a try. The first program that I have created successfully for myself was a small adding program in Netbeans that has a simple GUI layout. It seemed fairly straight forward using Swing; just position ... |
29. i need suggestion about the way , method, or path of learning GUI forums.oracle.comSince there are many IDEs that are capable of developing the Java GUI quickly, one of my friend suggest me to learn GUI using code instead of drag and drop GUI component. He said when your boss ask you to fix the error/bug for the front-end part of the program, which is written in code only. Another situation is that when ... |
30. Learning Java: First GUI forums.oracle.comHI kdwoell! I have just joined this forum, so this is my first post here:) but I think I can give you tips about your code. Separate ActionListener and FocusListener implementations from JFrame implementation. This is about style (if you have a possiblity, check how IDEs handle GUI code generation), better way would be to put these interfaces implementations in separate ... |
31. Learning some swing operations forums.oracle.compublic class KmToMilesMethods { //========================================================= constants private static final double MILES_PER_KILOMETER = 0.621; //============================================================== main public static void main(String[] args) { double kms = getDouble("Enter number of kilometers."); double miles = convertKmToMi(kms); displayString(kms + " kilometers is " + miles + " miles."); } //===================================================== convertKmToMi // Conversion method - kilometers to miles. private static double convertKmToMi(double kilometers) { double miles ... |
32. learn AWT before Swing? forums.oracle.comI have zero practical knowledge of Java GUI programming. Swing sits on top of AWT. Swing is easier than AWT. Yet, so as to understand Swing, and to be able to do things Swing might not be able to do, I am inclined to first only use AWT. Build a base on which to learn Swing. A counter argument would be, ... |
33. I want to learn more about Java GUI forums.oracle.com/** This method is called from within the constructor to * initialize the form. * WARNING: Do NOT modify this code. The content of this method is * always regenerated by the Form Editor. */ // |