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Article #2920Re: AWT vs. Swing
From: Michael Hermann
Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1998 00:00
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Keith Bennett wrote: > > I'm getting into Java, and have a couple of questions... > > I want to make the most of my time by using tools that are portable and > current. I thought I remember reading somewhere that Swing components > are replacing AWT. Is there any truth to that? What is the > relationship between Swing and AWT? basically that is true. AWT will not get removed, but Swing is its successor > I just purchased JBuilder 2, and have that on my machine along with the > JDK (1.2 beta). If I set up JBuilder 2 to use only JDK and Swing > classes, does that mean it will be portable? this is not guaranteed. You have to be aware of certain issues when trying to create cross-platform code, but you are mostly there.. take a look at http://java.sun.com/100percent/cookbook.html -Mike
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