Quaqua Look And Feel 2.4
Werner Randelshofer has released version 2.4 of Quaqua Look and Feel. He writes, "..version 2.4 provides improvements in the Panther version of the FileChooserUI. The sidebar of a JFileChooser contains now the same items that the user has set in the Finder. " The Quaqua Look and Feel is an extension for Apple's implementation of the Aqua Human Interface (AHI) in Java.
Zeus Java Swing Components Library 1.04
This release adds a new swing component (WindowManager). It's a JInternalFrame manager for JDesktop applications. A new swing component for Outlook-like JToolBar behavior has been added (OutLookToolBar).
- New themes which uses rounded tab shapes.
- User window operations like close, minimize and drag can now be enabled/disabled with new properties.
- Support for shaped tabs, tabbed panels etc.
- New themes have been added. Here are some
SWT: Executable JARS and SWT Dependencies
Today's entry will be short as we herald in the new tips & tricks section on Javalobby. If you haven't already, please check out today's newsletter where I discuss the goals we hope to achieve with this new section. Also, I would like to thank those of you who are already participating; the posts so far have already been great...
Graphics: Painting Textures Fast
Following the recent Java2D discussion some of you might be wondering how to put some of that information to good use. A deeper understanding of why TexturePaint results in lower preformance can be found in that thread...
SWT: Restricting Minimum Size of Window
I still remember the Good Old Days (????) when we had to write many lines of code to stop window (JFrame) being resized below a height / width. I recently started with SWT and the things which amazed me more is the functionality they have provided and how easy they made GUI development...
Changes Working In ContentP
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In previous releases of J2SE, you were not able to directly add components to the top level Swing containers: JFrame, JDialog, JWindow, JApplet, and JInternalFrame. For example , if you had a JFrame instance named myFrame, and you wanted to add a component named someComponent to the JFrame, you needed to call the getContentPane method of JFrame to add the component...
Hiding columns to a JTable
In our client program, we have a window displaying a JTable with several columns...
Swing: Example MVC pattern for applications
A generally accepted pattern for a Swing application is MVC (Model/View/Controller).
TSclient is a fully functional Swing application using the MVC pattern and can be found here...
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