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I bought JClass a couple of years ago.  I really needed only one component
(the date/time picker) and that's all I use.  However, I spent a lot of time
writing workarounds and helper classes for just that one component and even
now two years later some of the problems still exist.  I wasn't overly
impressed with the quality and would not have spent the effort on it if
there were another component library available that had the component I
needed.

It will save time, but be prepared for some finicky behaviour.  One example
I can think of off the top of my head is the inconsistent return type
behaviour: if you select a date with the drop-down calendar, the value
returned is of one type, but if you key the date in manually the return
value is of a different type, and both types may be different from the type
you declared the field to be in the first place.  Very frustrating.

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"Avi" <aabrami@intersystemsww.com> wrote in message
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>
> Our company is using (an older version of) the "JClass" GUI
> library:
>
> http://www.quest.com/jclass
>
> I would like to know how many people are using this library.
> I have looked through the "JClass" forums:
>
> http://qlist1.quest.com/read/all_forums/
>
> but there is hardly any traffic there at all.
> I would really appreciate any information regarding the
> popularity of this library.
>
> Thanks (in advance for any help),
> Avi.
>