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Swing Second Edition Foreword by James Gosling, "Father" of Java Matthew Robinson and Pavel Vorobiev 2003 | 912 pages ISBN: 193011088X |
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$49.95 | Softbound print book | |
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$25.00 | PDF ebook | |
Table of Contents
ForewordPreface
TOC
Part I. Foundations
1. Swing overview
2. Swing mechanics
Part II. The Basics
3. Frames, panels, and borders
4. Layout managers
5. Labels and buttons
6. Tabbed panes
7. Scrolling panes
8. Split panes
9. Combo boxes
10. List boxes and spinners
11. Text components and undo
12. Menus, toolbars, and actions
13. Progress bars, sliders, and scroll bars
14. Dialogs
Part III. Advanced Topics
15. Layered panes & custom MDI
16. Desktops & internal frames
17. Trees
18. Tables
19. Inside Text Components
20. Constructing an HTML editor application
21. Pluggable look and feel
Part IV. Special Topics
22. Printing
23. Constructing an XML editor
24. Drag & Drop
Appendix A. Java Web Start
Appendix B. Resources
DESCRIPTION
This book builds on the successful approach of the first edition of Swing, once again taking the power and flexibility of Java's Swing library to its limits. Using a fast-paced style, it starts by introducing each of the Swing components and continues with production-quality code examples in which Swing features are customized, combined, and vigorously exercised to demonstrate real-world usage.
With over 400 pages of revised text, additional examples, and new material to bring the book up to date with J2SE 1.4, Swing Second Edition includes complete coverage of the new JSpinner and JFormattedTextField components, the new Focus and Keyboard architectures, and many other new and enhanced Swing features. Three new chapters have also been added to cover the construction of HTML and XML editor applications, and how to work with the new Drag & Drop architecture.
What's Inside:
- In-depth table, tree, text, MDI and L&F coverage
- All about painting, multithreading, keyboard focus and input
- Guidelines and techniques for good UI design
- Using the new
JSpinnerandJFormattedTextFieldcomponents - Scrollable tabbed panes and indeterminate progress bars
- How to implement, among other things:
- FTP and JPEG editor applications
- A full featured MDI plain text editor application
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JTablestock quote and expense report applications - A JavaBeans property editor application
- A full featured HTML editor application
- A
JTree-based file system explorer application - Sorting and printing tables
- A custom multi-page print preview component
- An XML editor application
- Drag & Drop
ABOUT THE AUTHORS...
Matt Robinson cofounder of Santa Clara-based Recruitforce.com, has four years’ experience as a Swing engineer working on enterprise software. He has written numerous contributions to Java books, magazines and academic publications.
Pavel Vorobiev, also a Recruitforce cofounder, has 16 years of software development experience at both small and large companies such as Iona, i2 Technologies and Merrill Lynch. He is the co-author of four earlier Java books.