The Swing model classes can be used independent of the UI classes, so for
example, DefaultTreeModel and DefaultListModel are often useful from a
beans perspective rather than having to write your own.
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Does it make sense to use the model interfaces and classes of Swing in a
servlet?
I'd like to model tree data using TreeModel and TreeNode interfaces. A
JSP
page will then call beans implementing those interfaces in order to
present
a tree view of nodes. Instead of writing my own tree algorithm, .e.g.,
getParent, TreeModel makes sense. But, Swing often implies a Swing GUI.
Of
course, the servlet wouldn't use any of the Swing UI classes.
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