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Re: Would be a SWING port of SWT sucessful? [message #453963 is a reply to message #453780] |
Thu, 14 April 2005 18:44  |
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Why go back to failed crap?
I really hated the quality of implementation of Swing.
I spent months of work converting huge AWT system
into Swing and ended up abandoning the work due
to quality of Swing.
What we need is Swing APIs implemented in the same
way as SWT implemented. In this way, we get quality
GUI development environment. Note that this problem
rises because of that systems on MS platforms far ahead
of other platforms. Unless you have matching quality,
your Java program will be never be attractive to average
Windows users. Note that I am saying this from my
experience!
"Clemens Eisserer" <ceisserer@utanet.at> wrote in message
news:2d17fe225cde1d0052a30033b857290a$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Do you think a SWING port of SWT would be useful, e.g. for
> Applet-Distribution or Webstart where someone does not want to include
> native libs?
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> What do you think?
>
> lg Clemens
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