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Article #12576Re: any swing component to replace Canvas??
From: Jason Burton
Date: Wed, 09 Dec 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 09 Dec 1998 00:00
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Matt Krevs wrote in message <74mtl3$cr81@forums.borland.com>... >JPanel or JLabel should do the trick I think. > >Yung Kin Fung Samuel wrote in message <366EAFA3.4301D0C5@bigfoot.com>... >>Hi, >> Is there any swing classes which can replace Canvas class? It is >>because Canvas is a heavy-weight component and I don't want to mix it >>with light-weight component. >>Thanks for your reply. >> >>Yung Kin Fung Samuel >>samuelyung@bigfoot.com > Depending on your needs, a JComponent could work, without the extra overhead of a JPanel or JLabel. Jason Burton
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