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Article #12364Re: Experience on Swing & J2D?
From: Steve Wilson
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 1999 00:00
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Java2D and Swing are meant to work together. Java2D can draw on light-weight components, so you don't need to mix. The Java 2D demo which ships with the JDK is a Swing application. -Steve -=(CyBerco)=- wrote in message <77ke97$r4v$1@news.Zwolle.NL.net>... >Hi, > >Swing does not seem to have as much possibilities for drawing as java 2D >have. I would like to use j2D in a Swing-application, does that give any >problems regarding mixing heavy- and lightweight components? > >Reactions please also to: beute@evermind.com > >Greetings, >Beute. > >
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