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1. Which Java GUI framework to choose now?    stackoverflow.com

Which GUI framework/library would you choose if you were to start your new project now or in the near future? It has to be free for commercial use and cross platform. I have ...

2. How to make a swing app aware of screen size change?    stackoverflow.com

while my swing app is running I change the size of the screen (e.g. from 1024x768 to 800x600). Is there any event I can listen to to be notified about this? Alternatively I ...

3. How do I adapt the look and feel of existing Tk apps using TTk?    stackoverflow.com

slebetman says:

But Tk is only really ugly on Unixen because it defaults to a Motif theme (modern Tk is/should be replaced by TTk which is themeable).
Given two Tk ...

4. Can someone please recommend an alternative to Java swing?    stackoverflow.com

I have been mucking about with Java swing lately but it's butt ugly! Are most people who write Java GUI's using swing or something else? I would really appreciate a recommendation. ...

5. Java Swing how can I make this counter work?    stackoverflow.com

Everytime my counter reaches 4 I want it to play a beep sound and go back to '1' and again count up to 4 play the beep sound and so on. I ...

6. Java ME Dynamic UI Toolkit    stackoverflow.com

Is there a UI toolkit for Java ME that I can use to generate UI elements on the fly, based on, for example, JSON or XML that I send to the ...

8. PJA Toolkit    coderanch.com

9. difference between the terms toolkit and framework    coderanch.com

Oh, and the question origins from the fact that I'm writing a paper on GUI frameworks and don't want to be talking bout stuff that ain't there. Furthermore, the paper will be a survey / a comparison between existing frameworks such as Swing, wxWidgets, MFC, some smalltalk framework etc. (given that they all are "frameworks" or the term "toolkit" has the ...





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11. X11.Toolkit logging out of control    java-forums.org

Hello, I am on a RedHawk 4.1.5 box using Java 1.5.0_10. We are using the Java logger with a logging level set to FINEST. In the log created we see our developer specified log messages but we also see: sun.awt.X11.XToolKit callTimeoutTasks FINER: XToolkit.callTimeoutTasks(): current time=xxxxxxxxxxxx; tasks=null This log message is makes up about 90% of our log file and it occurs ...