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{{library}}{{toolkit}}'''Swing''' is a lightweight [[GUI]] framework for [[Java]] built on top of [[AWT]] which provides a look-and-feel closer to the [[platform]] upon which Java is running, or a look-and-feel of the programmer's choosing. It relies on AWT's <tt>Container</tt>s, but instead of relying on the [[OS]] for widget rendering, it renders itself. This feature gives it its lightweight nature. |
{{library}}{{toolkit}}{{provides|Capability:Windowing UI}}'''Swing''' is a lightweight [[GUI]] framework for [[Java]] built on top of [[AWT]] which provides a look-and-feel closer to the [[platform]] upon which Java is running, or a look-and-feel of the programmer's choosing. It relies on AWT's <tt>Container</tt>s, but instead of relying on the [[OS]] for widget rendering, it renders itself. This feature gives it its lightweight nature. |
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This is an example of a library. You may see a list of other libraries used on Rosetta Code at Category:Solutions by Library.
Swing is a toolkit. It provides a system for creation and management of graphical user interface elements.
Swing is a lightweight GUI framework for Java built on top of AWT which provides a look-and-feel closer to the platform upon which Java is running, or a look-and-feel of the programmer's choosing. It relies on AWT's Containers, but instead of relying on the OS for widget rendering, it renders itself. This feature gives it its lightweight nature.
Pages in category "Swing"
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