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Hardcore JFC

Hardcore JFC

Hardcore JFC

Conquering the Swing Architecture
Mitch Goldstein, Human Beans Consulting
October 2001
Paperback
9780521664899
£63.99
GBP
Paperback

    Hardcore JFC is a comprehensive guide to the functionality and practical use of the Java Foundations Classes (JFC), a component library designed for the Java programming language and operating environment. It presents intermediate and advanced techniques in exploiting the power and flexibility of JFC and the Swing component set. The book describes the inner workings of Swing and how its design principles can be used to add tremendous value to Java applications. The important features of JFC components are investigated thoroughly with a focus on the comprehension of fundamentals and the pragmatic application of advanced techniques. Included are concrete illustrations of how to enhance the JFC architecture: leveraging the 'Model/View/Controller' paradigm, customizing and developing new components and techniques for creating 'look and feel' user interface classes. Explanations of design and development techniques are introduced through effective, well-constructed and reusable example code.

    • Emphasises practical applications of JFC, focuses on real examples of business and scientific integration
    • Includes practical tips and suggestions for JFC development; emphasis on leveraging JFC design principles and adding value
    • Features thousands of lines of high-quality code for well-documented sample programs

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    '… the most comprehensive guide that I have come across to a lot of the detail of Swing.' The Journal of the ACCU

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    Product details

    October 2001
    Paperback
    9780521664899
    374 pages
    236 × 179 × 23 mm
    0.613kg
    Available

    Table of Contents

    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The J component
    • 3. Basic components I
    • 4. Containers
    • 5. The JList component
    • 6. Basic components II
    • 7. The JTree components
    • 8. The JTable components
    • 9. User interface I
    • 10. User Interface II
    • Appendix: LAF Keys.