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- Mixing Heavyweight and Lightweight Components by Sharon Zakhour, Anthony Petrov - [Clicks: 6]
Historically, in the Java language, mixing heavyweight and lightweight components in the same container has been problematic. However, as of the JDK 6 Update 12 and JDK 7 build 19 releases, mixing heavyweight and lightweight components is easy to accomplish. This article explains some details you might need to know.
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/GUI/mixing_components/ - Apr, 2010 - Flexible Swing Reporting Using JIDE Aggregate and Pivot Tables by Malcolm Davis - [Clicks: 1]
Learn about a Swing report alternative that provides 90% of the solution with 10% of the effort.
[Includes sample code]
http://www.java.net/article/2010/03/22/flexible-swing-reporting-using-jide-aggregate-and-pivot-tables - Mar, 2010 - Debugging and testing Swing code by Alex Ruiz - [Clicks: 4]
When you need to use or maintain other Java developers' code, debugging and testing can help you understand how it works. In the case of visual code though, these powerful practices are more difficult unless you have the appropriate tools. The two open source tools that this article introduces -- Swing Explorer and FEST-Swing -- can make debugging and testing of Swing UIs simple and reliable. Alex Ruiz shows how to use them to understand a UI's structure, test how it functions, and troubleshoot issues.
[Includes sample code]
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-swingtest/index.html - Feb, 2010
- The Naked Objects Framework by Richard Pawson, Robert Matthews, et al. - [Clicks: 28]
The Naked Objects Framework is a software framework that makes it easy to design and build business systems using the <i>naked objects approach</i>. Using the framework, a new business application is defined solely in terms of the business domain objects such as Customer, Product and Order. All the required business functionality is specified as behaviours (methods) on those objects.
http://www.nakedobjects.org/