Dave,
You likely don't need the WE4Java app now. Java itself is just a
language-- a means of instructing a computer to do something. The Swing
toolkit, however, is a set of premade controls like buttons, list boxes,
edit boxes, etc. which Java developers can use to make graphical
interfaces to their software. Aside from being included with the
standard Java runtime environment, the Swing controls also incorporate
Java's accessibility API. Thus, if developers use the Swing controls,
they get accessibility for free.
Make sense?
Steve
On 10/24/2012 2:45 AM, Dave Bahr wrote:
Hi. so...with the new java support in the beta/next release, is the
we4java app still necessary? Or will it just conflict?
Also, I've seen some aps labeled as having a java interface while others
say they have a java swing interface. Is there a difference? This makes
me want to play the java jive and the moton swing.
--
Dave c. bahr
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