As the market in .NET-based controls matures, we see .NET control vendors using our capabilities to offer their controls to Java-based customers, too. JNBridge works with JDK 1.3.1+ and .NET 1.0+.

Creating splash screens in Java by using AWT and Swing is well documented in the current literature. However, the existing solutions are not fully featured in that documentation and do not explain ...

The evolution of Java desktop technology is straightforward and distinct from web UI development, which has seen much more advancement and the introduction of many new frameworks. Let's take a deep ...

However, many in the Java community criticize Java Foundation Classes (JFC) and Swing. Swing doesn’t offer much help in creating a high-level Model-View-Controller (MVC) client architecture.