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Swing by Matthew Robinson, Pavel Vorobiev

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Publisher: Manning Publications
ISBN/ASIN: 193011088X
ISBN-13: 9781930110885
Number of pages: 912

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Taking the power and flexibility of Swing to its limits, this edition shows engineers how to build powerful and complex cross-platform GUIs with Java’s Swing components. Covering J2SE 1.4, complete coverage is given to the new the JSpinner and JFormattedTextField component and to the new focus and keyboard architectures. Additionally, the important new topics of constructing an HTML editor application, constructing an XML editor, and drag-and-drop with Swing are analyzed in detail.

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