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Tue, 30 Aug 2005 07:18
Please recommend Swing book
Author: thebusiness
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 07:18
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 07:18
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Hi Guys I've recently purchased Borland JBuilder (Developer) and understand how to create dialogs, frames etc, and the MVC architecture. I don't really know how I should structure my mid-sized Swing project. I don't know what directory structure to use - how the project should be organised. e.g. - Should a JTable/Tabbed Pane/etc be encapsulated in its own class or just be added to the main program? - Is it bad to just add all the visual components in Designer and have one big .java file - or is this the whole point of using a Designer with a Code Folding (i.e. to hide the complexity/mess)?? I did read on some Borland page somewhere that they recommend using a 'Composite' UI design. If anyone knows what this is, or knows how I would learn about this, i would be most grateful. I would love to hear any advice people have, or recommendations on what books to buy. Cheers Jon
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