Yes, there are a few I forgot dealing with the menu bar, but that is
all. You don't need to implement the fields, or buttons, etc. These
are are lightweight components in a Swing application. Only an AWT
application needs them. Check the JDK source... (even under OSX using
decompilation - they are still Java rendered).
On Dec 19, 2007, at 3:19 AM, Ian Michell wrote:
Native look and feel kind of requires it. You need to implement
things like the menu bar and allow swing to integrate nicely with
OSX. A canvas is all well and fair, but there are a few bits that
need doing. :)
robert engels wrote:
Are you sure you even need to implement the AWT peers in Swing?
The only ones you need is Canvas and Window if using Swing
applications.
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