On Tue, 2005-12-06 at 02:26 +0100, Robert Schuster wrote:
Thanks to all Swing hackers!!!
Hey! I'm a Swing Hacker! You're welcome! Took a look at the
screenshots, that's awesome!
--Tony
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Robert Schuster wrote:
Thanks to all Swing hackers!!!
JGoodies Forms, which contains a layout manager and some glue classes to make
it
harder to write bad GUIs, works with free Swing!
Great! But ... where is the obligatory screenshot? :)
cheers,
dalibor topic
Great! But ... where is the obligatory screenshot? :)
Yes. yes.
Here it is:
http://page.mi.fu-berlin.de/~rschuste/ffmki-classpath.png
(running on JamVM Classpath 0.19+CVS)
For reference. The same dialogs on JDK 1.5:
http://bitecode.de/wiki/images/2/24/09-2004-launcher2.jpg
Thanks to all Swing hackers!!!
JGoodies Forms, which contains a layout manager and some glue classes to make it
harder to write bad GUIs, works with free Swing!
This is so cool since my pet project Freefodder uses these libraries and I
remember seeing tons of exception messages when trying
Hi David,
On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 17:17 +, David Gilbert wrote:
Today I was able to load and run to completion the JCommon test suite via
JUnit's
Swing-based test runner using JamVM and GNU Classpath CVS - here is a screen
shot:
http://www.object-refinery.com/classpath/junit-free.png
to
polish up as a showcase for our free swing, because it is relatively
simple, yet it is recognisable as a real-world application to the
majority of Java developers (most of whom know about JUnit already).
Regards,
Dave
P.S. If you prefer compiling the source code yourself before running
for us to
polish up as a showcase for our free swing, because it is relatively
simple, yet it is recognisable as a real-world application to the
majority of Java developers (most of whom know about JUnit already).
The only failures seemed to be Serialization issues with Font. I added
some
Am Mittwoch, den 28.09.2005, 17:17 + schrieb David Gilbert:
Perhaps I'm just the last to notice, but...
Today I was able to load and run to completion the JCommon test suite via
JUnit's
Swing-based test runner using JamVM and GNU Classpath CVS - here is a screen
shot:
Perhaps I'm just the last to notice, but...
Today I was able to load and run to completion the JCommon test suite via JUnit's
Swing-based test runner using JamVM and GNU Classpath CVS - here is a screen shot:
http://www.object-refinery.com/classpath/junit-free.png
There are a few visible
http://www.object-refinery.com/classpath/junit-free.png
There are a few visible layout problems, but it worked! Thanks to all!!
Wow - looks pretty impressive. Great job free swing hackers - thanks a lot!
lg Clemens
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Brian Jones wrote:
Maksim Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BTW, I'm not sure that providing a plug-in replacement is a particularly
good idea (though I wouldn't complain if someone did it) since it would
take huge resources and swing isn't particaulrly brillant anyway (nice
yes - great
I thought that the whole point of the "javax" prefix was to denote things
that weren't standardized as part of the core library set -- java eXtensions.
I thought so as well. Servlets were part of the standard Java package while
still having a javax prefix, but were later removed. Confusion
I thought that the whole point of the "javax" prefix was to denote things
that weren't standardized as part of the core library set -- java eXtensions.
I thought so as well. Servlets were part of the standard Java package while
still having a javax prefix, but were later removed.
) for Classpath?
Is this possible - as a drop-in replacement? Is there
significant overlap (in pure Java code) with the free
Swing implemetation?
The reason I'm asking: I am looking for a lightweight
LGPL AWT implementation that is standalone (not VM
specific) and has a minimal native X11 peer that I
can
I'm not sure if this is quite what your looking for, but I've found a
nice awt-type toolikit called dogui (http://www.dog.net.uk/knife/) whihc
provides a replacement some extra widgets to the awt and has a nice
swing-metal LF. I think it is only dependent on the basic bits of the
awt (like
Bernd Kreimeier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul Fisher writes:
Is there a free implementation of Swing avalible
The GNU Classpath project URL:http://www.classpath.org has started
work on a free implementation of Swing; however, it will be some time
before it's completed.
Is
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