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Recommendation on Swing book?

Subject: Recommendation on Swing book?
From: Rick Genter <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 26 Dec 2006 13:22:23 -0800
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I'm beginning two Swing-based projects, one a cross-platform application and one an applet. I'm looking for a recommendation on a good book on Swing; I've done Swing programming before, but for these projects I'll be diving much more heavily into some of the architectural issues, such as implementing custom components using UI delegates, models and property change events. I'd like a book that covers not just the *what* of Swing, but the *why*.

Any recommendations appreciated: they don't have to be MacOS X- or Eclipse-focused, but as that's my primary development platform, that would be best :-). Thanks. -- Rick Genter email@hidden

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