I can recommend graphic Java: Mastering the JFC from
David M. Geary, Sun Microsystem Press.
It explains the theorie behind Swing quite detailed
(like MVC,Lightweight-Heavyweight,Pluggable L&F) and
has examples for everything.
Java Swing from Eckstein,Loy,Wood, O'Reilly is ok, has
more examples and practical solutions, but doesn't
explain the theory in so much detail.
If you've got a good printer, there is a book on-line
for download:
http://www.spindoczine.com/sbe
I've only looked at some bits and it seems ok, too.
Hope this helps,
Michael Gruenberger
Computer Officer, University of Cambridge
--- Josh Howe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Can anybody recommend a good advanced Swing book.
> I'm not looking for a
> reference, I'm looking for an explanation of how the
> guts of Swing really
> work.
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