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The AWT is the window to the world for Java technology. This module will teach you how to use the Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) to allow your programs to create a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to interact with your users. With this tutorial, you will learn how to use components or "widgets" (windows, buttons, checkboxes, scrollbars, menus, and so forth) to display your graphical interface and how to work with events to respond to input from the user
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This tutorial discusses using AWT and Swing to perform platform-independent GUI programming.
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This Short Course introduces the Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) technology.
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Sun's Abstract Window Toolkit site.
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This article, Model-View-Controller and Swing , I described fundamentals of how a Model-View-Controller design pattern is embedded within a Swing toolkit. In this article, I\'ll show how to create a dynamically adjustable presentation of a corresponding model for a Swing Table UI component. The approach will also rely on inheritance, passing objects by reference, and event/listener mechanisms of the Java language.
Updated: 05/03/2005
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Most computer users are familiar with Windows Explorer, the tool that you can use to browse your file system. jExplorer, a Java program that we\'ll develop, functions similarly to Windows Explorer, but its advantage is that you can customize it and deploy it in other operating systems. Although the project itself is relatively simple, it illustrates the use of two of the most complex Swing components: JTree and JTable.
Updated: 05/03/2005
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If you\'re developing your application using Java on the Macintosh, you may have noticed that Apple\'s Human Interface Guidelines specify vertical text in side tabs, but Java only supports horizontal text. This article will help you learn how to display vertical text in a Swing component such as a JTabbedPane. It is written for intermediate-level programmers.
Updated: 05/03/2005
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The spreadsheet is part of our everyday lives. Most of us have used one to help us calculate and present data quickly and efficiently. The JTable component, which is available in the Swing package, has itself become popular among Java developers, and you might have already imagined using a JTable as a spreadsheet for your application.
Updated: 05/03/2005
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If you have JDK 1.0 code that you want to upgrade to the new event model or convert to Swing, or if you want to write new programs using JDK 1.1 or later, the information in this article is for you. Why Upgrade? There can be a number of reasons to upgrade your code. One good reason is to take advantage of new features and improved.
Updated: 05/03/2005
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This article covers some important information to help you understand the backbone of this library. It is excerpted from the book Advanced Java Game Programming .this chapter, we examine in detail three interfaces and one class that form the backbone of the reusable Swing-based animation library. Additionally covered are one or more implementations of each interface. Understanding how these core classes operate is key to understanding the implementation trade-offs. It is also useful to understand how these classes work when it comes to creating and integrating your own animation classes to create a unique game.
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