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182 Remote Screenshots
In this newsletter, we describe how we can generate remote screen shots as compressed, scaled JPGs to build a more efficient remote control mechanism.
2010-05-12
148 Snappy JSliders in Swing
Recent versions of Swing do a good job of mimicking the underlying platform, with a few caveats. For example, the JSlider only snaps onto the correct tick once you let go of the mouse. Here I present a fix for this problem with a non-intrusive one-liner that we can add to the application code.
2007-07-31
145 TristateCheckBox Revisited
The Tristate Checkbox is widely used to represent an undetermined state of a check box. In this newsletter, we present a new version of this popular control, retrofitted to Java 5 and 6.
2007-05-25
143 Maths Tutor in GWT
Google Web Toolkit (GWT) allows ordinary Java Programmers to produce highly responsive web user interfaces, without needing to become experts in JavaScript. Here we demonstrate a little maths game for practicing your arithmetic. Included is an Easter egg.
2007-04-08
106 Multi-line cells in JTable in JDK 1.4+ 2005-04-14
104 EDT Lockup Detection 2005-02-13
101b Causing Deadlocks in Swing Code (Follow-up) 2005-01-19
101 Causing Deadlocks in Swing Code 2005-01-18
099 Orientating Components Right to Left 2004-11-23
091 Controlling Machines Remotely with Java 2004-07-08
082 TristateCheckBox based on the Swing JCheckBox 2003-12-02
075 An Automatic Wait Cursor: WaitCursorEventQueue 2003-07-29
074 GoF Factory Method in writing GUIs 2003-07-14
065 Wait, Cursor, Wait! 2003-03-06
045 Multi-line cells in the JTable 2002-04-11
041 Placing components on each other 2002-02-15
030 What do you Prefer? 2001-09-17
019 Finding Lost Frames 2001-05-10
013b Follow-up 2001-03-15
013a Serializing GUI Components Across Network 2001-03-14
012 Setting focus to second component of modal dialog 2001-03-07
010 Writing GUI Layout Managers 2001-02-22
007 java.awt.EventQueue 2001-02-01
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