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Using Sample Code

• Due to variations in browser JVMs I do not recommend trying to execute the code in the browser.
• Download the source to your local machine
• For best results run in a development environment in debug mode. This will allow you to single step through critical sections of the code allowing you to see what is really happening.
• I also strongly recommend building debug versions of the swing sources and placing them in your classpath.

Day 1 Sample Code

Sample Code - all Day 1 Samples
  Hello World Sample
Arc Test in Swing Sample
Graphics Test in Swing Sample
Buttons in Swing Sample
Use of Radio Buttons
Space Manager
Use of Option Dialogs
Sliders et.al.
Menus and Toolbars
 
 

Day 2 Sample Code

Sample Code - all Day 2 Samples
Use of a Simple Model - Slider Again
TextModel - use of a Model to control input to a text field
ListEnabler - use of a custom cell renderer
PopUp Window - popups and multiline tooltips
Path Selector - Composite Sample Customizing a list Custom
Selector Table - using multiple lists to support complex selection
 

Day 3 Sample Code

Day 3 Samples - zipped code
Simple Table
Use of a Table to edit items in a list
StyledText
HTML Display Sample
Custom Tree Presentation and Editing
Grid EditorSmart Grid - using the grid
Grid Tree - JTable used as a tree
 
 

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