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Some Great Swing Resources

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posted Thursday, 11 August 2005
Between the wonderful JavaLobby "Java Tips & Tricks" site and the various projects on java.net including the SwingLabs project - it is becoming increasingly clear that there is a very strong Swing renaissance that is in progress. You can notice this by looking at the online resource found at JavaLobby, java.net and a wide range of other developer sites where you can find lots of new articles on the topic.   I'm in the middle of updating the Swing Pointers and I am pleasantly surprised by what  I am seeing - a significant number of nice tips and articles on  Enhanced Scrolling Article
Swing.  Hans Muller highlights the fact that 20 million  Brazilian tax payers are using a Swing application.  Let's take a quick look at some of the great projects that are happening :


 JavaLobby
> Swing : Synchronize Scrolling Views
> Swing : Component Titled Border
> Swing : JScrollNavigator Example    (Steven Yi)
> MySwing : Incremental Search for Swing Components (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Context Menu for TextComponents (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Deferred Cut/Paste  (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Tabbing over JTextArea (Christopher Brown)
> Swing : Add Overwrite mode to JTextPane  (Janni Kovacs)
> Swing : Enhanced Scrolling for Swing  (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Use an Accessory to Spice Up JFileChooser  (R J Lorimer)
> Java2D : Translate to Simplify Graphics Programming  (R J Lorimer)
> Swing : Skip an Empty JTable When Tabbing  (Christopher Brown)
> Swing : Hot Track Focus Changes (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Know When Your Object is Garbage-Collected (S Kumar)
> Swing : Robot is Not Just For Funny Applications (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Retaining JTree Expansion State (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Binding Hyperlinks to Actions  (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Use Fixed Row Heights to Improve JTable/JTree/JList Expansion (Tim Boudreau)
> Swing : Visible Row Count for JTable (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Use Weak Listeners to Avoid Memory Leaks (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Globally Context Sensitive Actions (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Context Sensitive Actions (Santhosh Kumar)
> Swing : Be Aware of SwingUtilities (R J Lorimer)
> Java2D : Have Fun with Affine Transform  (R J Lorimer)
> Swing : Understanding Input/Action Maps (R J Lorimer)
> SwingFX : Pretty Progress Panels (R J Lorimer)
> JGoodies : Understanding Bindings - Part 4  (R J Lorimer )
> SwingFX : Conserve Navigation Real Estate with JScrollups (RJ Lorimer)
> SwingX : Provide User Feedback with JXStatusBar (R J Lorimer)
> Java2D : Screenshots with Java (R J Lorimer)

JavaLobby has really provided some of the nicest articles on Swing use and tips.  java.net is  great place to go visit and get some very nice code from a large number of excellent projects :

java.net
> SwingLabs : Directions and Status (Richard Blair)
> Java Sketchbook : Getting Started with Java WebStart  (Joshua Marinacci)
> Introducing the JDesktop Integration Components (Michael Abernethy)
> Project Matisse : Some Comments (Greg Sporar)
> About Plastic Look and Feel  ( Romain Guy)
> JavaOne Desktop Report : 20 Million Brazilians use Swing (Hans Muller)
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 a tremendouse number of projects located here which include Swing projects such as JDNC, JDIC, SwingLabs, etc.

There are alot more recent articles and tips on Swing but these really are a nice collection.  By the way I am really blown away by the continuously interesting stuff that Romain Guy publishes, if you haven't seen his blog - check it out here.  It is one of the hottest Swing/Java2D -oriented blogs I've seen.

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