Am 24 Nov 2006 um 15:08 hat Santtu Lakkala geschrieben: > Afaik there are no Gtk "bindings" per se. But there is IBM's swt > toolkit, that can use Gtk as a backend. If we just make Gtk bindings, we > lose quite a lot of the reasons to use Java in the first place. If we > have our own, product specific, library for widgets, then there is a > need for porting software. Instead there should be a backend for swt (or > awt/swing) that uses hildon widgets where appropriate. This way the
AFAIK the GNU classpath project tries to be compatible to SUN/Java's AWT toolkit and it is based upon the gtk toolkit. So this would be the way to go. Is the Sun/Java *ix version still Motif based? If yes, we will have not much benefit of the GPL'd Sun/Java sources. Or is there anybody who *really* wants to run Motif apps on our small little 770? > program will run and look native in multitude of environments. All this > without need for modifying source or even recompiling. Yes - this is the goal of Java. I really think there isn't much use of a gtk or hildon only widget set. -Klaus -- Klaus Rotter * klaus <at> rotters <dot> de * www.rotters.de _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
