 Become a programming Picasso with JHotDraw -
JavaWorld
February 2001
Become a programming Picasso with JHotDraw -
JavaWorld
February 2001
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Create a scrollable virtual desktop
in Swing
Create a scrollable virtual desktop
in Swing
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Remote-control
Java
Remote-control
Java
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Bridge the gap between Java and Twain
Bridge the gap between Java and Twain
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Best tools for
mobile application development
Best tools for
mobile application development
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J2ME devices:
Real-world performance
J2ME devices:
Real-world performance
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Interesting
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Interesting
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SpeedJG - XML Builder
SpeedJG - XML based Java Swing GUI Builder
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Control your test-environment with DbUnit and Anthill
The inception of the Extreme Programming methodology has brought test-driven development and continuous integration into mainstream Java development practices. Applying these techniques to Java server-side development can quickly become a nightmare if you
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Using Java Classes in Windows Batch Files
Using Java Classes in Windows Batch Files - a simple approach for system admin
Although Java is an ideal language for implementing rich GUI applications, it is equally well-suited for the development of small console-based programs that, in turn, are p
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Data Models for Desktop Apps
Data Models for Desktop Apps
This is the third article in a series that presents the prototype of a Java desktop application called JImaging. The first article described the three major Java GUI toolkits: AWT, Swing, and SWT. In the second article, I int
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Developing Swing Components Using Simulators
Developing Swing Components Using Simulators
In this article, you'll learn about a technique for developing encapsulated components. You'll also learn about how to test graphical parts of your application that JUnit can't, such as layouts and other visua
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Welcome to the Tonic Look & Feel.
Welcome to the Tonic Look & Feel. This pluggable look and feel is a free substitute for the default native look and feel of Swing, 'Metal', distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License.
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Wi.Ser (WidgetServer) unified rich client framework
Wi.Ser is a Java/XML server-side GUI-framework which enables an application to run as either a monolithic Swing application, a thin-client/server Swing application, or as a Web application without any change!
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Creating Custom Desktop Components
This article presents a drawing component used by an image-annotation application named JImaging. Some of the JImaging code has already been described in two other articles, titled "Prototyping Desktop Applications" and "Data Models for Desktop Apps."
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InfoNode (Java Components)
InfoNode Docking Windows is a pure Java Swing based docking windows framework. The best way to see features of InfoNode Docking Windows is to try the Web Start demos.
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Testing J2EE applications
Testing J2EE applications
There are certain aspects of J2EE applications that people associate with end-to-end tests rather than object tests. These include page flow—or navigating a Web application—and using container services, such as security and
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Ease Swing development with the TableModel Free framework
This article introduces the TableModel Free (TMF) framework which eliminates the need to use TableModels with Swing JTables. The TMF framework allows for more configurable JTables by moving all of table-specific data outside of the compiled code and into
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Automate GUI tests for Swing applications
Summary
Automation is necessary for frequent and consistent testing, which is the foundation of agile development. However, acceptance tests of GUI applications are not always easy to automate. This article explains a simple way of automating Java Swing
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Sanssouci is a Java framework for autogenerating fancy Swing-GUIs via introspection.
Sanssouci is a Java framework for autogenerating fancy Swing-GUIs via introspection which display objects directly to the user
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