Hi
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Patrick Hays)
Subject: Is Swing available?
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 08:21:05 -0500
> I just started trying to use java with RHL 5.2 and downloaded all the
> tarballs for jdk, jre, etc. and then used the examples from the Java
> NutShell book to "exercise" the installation with everything fine except
> for examples needing swing components. It wasn't absolutely clear to me
> from the documentation if swing was/wasn't supported although I guess it
> isn't.
I consider that Java NutShell is one of the good books for learning Java.
Swing is coded by 100% pure Java. So you can use swing with Linux
jdk. You can download swing from
http://java.sun.com/products/index.html. You can find many Java
products for Java. For example, BDK and JSDK are alse coded by 100%
pure java. So you can use these for your Linux.
Notice: You should download products for Solaris rather than Win32.
(I consider that there is a difference in installer.)
> If it _is_ available could someone please point me to place to look?
> Otherwise I shall have to continue doing java development on NT (sigh).
hiro
