|
|
Featured White Papers
- Why choose an Open Source BPM?
- 10 FAQs on Business Process Management
- Best Practices for Getting Started with BPM
- Free Your Devs From The Pain Of Java Redeploys
- Increase Velocity 40% by Using JRebel
- What Developers Want: The End of Application Redeploys
- Developer Productivity Report: Java Tools, Tech, Devs, and Data
- Coding with JRebel: Java Forever Changed
- Utilizing Fast Testing to Transform Java Development
- Do You Really Get Classloaders?
- Pragmatic Continuous Delivery with Jenkins, Nexus, and LiveRebel
- Your Next Java Web App: Less XML, No Long Restarts, Fewer Hassles
- Coding with JRebel, Java Forever Changed
- 2012 Developer Productivity Report: Java Tools, Tech, Devs, and Data
F3 and Swing
Submitted by Chris Oliver on Tue, 11/21/2006 - 11:59.In addition to declarative 2D graphics, F3 also provides a declarative interface to standard Swing components and layout managers. The F3 Canvas is itself a Swing JComponent. So it's possible to both embed Swing components in a Canvas, and to embed a Canvas in other Swing components.
F3 Swing Tutorial
Here is a (non-interactive) tutorial on using Swing components in F3.