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1. Java IPC: GUI and Command Line    stackoverflow.com

I would like to implement a command line interface for a Java application. This wouldn't be too difficult to do, except I would like the command line program to affect the ...

2. can't run swing from the command line    stackoverflow.com

i use the command line in windows to compile and then execute my java programs. i've gone to http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/start/compile.html and tried compiling the HelloWorldSwing.java class. it worked, but when ...

3. Specify antialias property in the command line    stackoverflow.com

I remember, not too long ago, somebody post a link on how to specify the global rendering hints to use anti-alias in java. Unfortunately I can't find the question. How can I specify ...

4. Command-line java decompiler (alternative to jd-gui)    stackoverflow.com

I'm looking for a program to batch decompile java classes. And i found JAD, but it didn't support some new features of JAVA, and the benefit of this program is that it ...

5. Change Swing L&F at command line not work well    stackoverflow.com

I made an application with some widgets and at command line I want change their look and feel:

java -Dswing.defaultlaf=com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.WindowsLookAndFeel LookAndFeelAppl
but after invoked that command only a widget into the class constructor ...

6. Command line like widget in swing    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to create a small java program that has a simple command line like widget not so different from that of idle. I was originaly planning to use a ...

7. How do you process command line arguments in java Swing Application Framework    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to grab the arguments passed form the command line when I run my application. I have a project made through netbeans that uses the SingleFrameApplication class or the swing ...

8. How can I build a Java App with GUI and CLI?    stackoverflow.com

I have to develop a small app to compare automatically generated folders. It must compare the folders, sub-folders and file contents. The problem is that this app needs to be launched ...

9. java - write a gui wrapper around a command line based program    stackoverflow.com

i have a command line based program that i want to write a gui based wrapper for. is there a way that i can redirect the stdout steam from that ...





10. Use command line args in a Java Swing program    stackoverflow.com

How can you process command line arguments in a Java Swing program? EDIT: What I want to do is have the user give a file path as the arg. Then I set ...

11. [solved] command-line to enable/disable GUI    forums.netbeans.org

I know that it is possible (and how to) do the following: (1) create a NB Platform application that is command-line only using only part of platform10 (2) create a NB ...

12. Command line arguments    coderanch.com

The command line arguments are already available as a String array inside the main() method. If you look at the main method you can see that it takes a String array as an argument. It contains the command line arguments passed. public static void main(String args[]) { //args[] is a String array & you can use it here. //Following code prints ...

13. How can I make command line interface (CLI)    coderanch.com

Hi Vikas, Someone may already have done this work, but I just played with a JTextArea and a document listener just to see what that's all about. import javax.swing.*; import javax.swing.event.*; import javax.swing.text.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class CLI extends JFrame { JTextArea ta = new JTextArea (20,6); Document document = ta.getDocument (); public static void main (String [] args) ...

15. Command Line Parser    coderanch.com

Sorry if this is the wrong forum but I didn't find anything related to CLI. I have a requirement where I need to parse lots of arguments (as many as 50 even) and process them. Google tells me there are numerous open source parsers available like JOpt, JArgs, ArgsParser, ApacheCommons etc. As I have never used any of these before, I ...





17. command line vs GUI    coderanch.com

I want to take on a project to teach myself Java. I've been reading on Java for years and have done simple programming. The app I want to develop will be a full GUI driven app to include that side of Java as opposed to pure command line. Does it make more sense to get a program running command line and ...

18. "Program.launch" but with command-line arguments    coderanch.com

Program program = Program.findProgram("m3u"); if(program!=null) program.execute("/add playlist.m3u"); This won't work. Javadoc clearly implies the argument should hold the file to be opened by the program. I need to give the program that /add modifier in order for it to "enqueue" the playlist instead of just playing it. Also this isn't media-player-independent but I don't think there is a standard on enqueuing ...

19. Give commands of command line from gui    coderanch.com

21. Look and Feel Command Line    coderanch.com

22. Command line in Swing    java-forums.org

Hi all, i am new to java forums and java, i am building a program for my final year project. It is going to be a GUI for a command line program. I am having problems trying to find out if i can display the command line in swing. is it possible to display the CLI in a jpanel or jtextarea? ...

23. GUI app works in NetBeans, doesn't from command line    java-forums.org

I'm using NetBeans 6.8, under Windows XP Professional V 2002 SP 2. I've developed a simple data file editor using the NetBeans graphical GUI Designer. I started by creating a new project and choosing a Java Desktop Application. I have been using the classes that were auto-generated, with all my changes going into the myappView.java class. This application works just fine ...

24. I've made a ConnectFour command line game, now I'd like to upgrade to GUIs!    java-forums.org

So I have a fully functioning ConnectFour class that uses a two-dimensional character array that either has a '-', 'R', or 'B' as its state (where dash represents unfilled, 'R' red, 'B' black). The class accepts a a number as column selector and fills the bottom-most row in the column as the users entry. You can view the code here (it ...