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Re: Swing desktop app + EOF, three-tier
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Re: Swing desktop app + EOF, three-tier


  • Subject: Re: Swing desktop app + EOF, three-tier
  • From: Ian Joyner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 2 Nov 2005 12:26:13 +1100

We are doing three-tier but with Nib files and Interface Builder. It should certainly be possible to write the Swing yourself, but it seems like it would be less painful to generate the Swing code from an interface creation app. There are probably quite a few of these around, but I know a little JBuilder and IB and would prefer IB because it translates on the fly, whereas JBuilder more statically generates code. The advantage to that is that it is more tailorable, but with IB and EO, you can get at most of the structures anyway and tailor the swing.

If you need a Swing component that IB does not know about use a Custom class (chapter 19). In fact, you could probably do everything that way, just have an empty window in IB with the contents one big custom class and just have a JComponent/JContainer (whatever) subclass implement your Swing interface.

What are you doing that you must avoid IB completely? It really does a lot for you, but others might have better reasons to avoid it than I do. I think the vaguaries of how IB maps to Swing (GUI alignment problems, etc) might still be problems you have with Swing (from comments others have made).

Hope that helps a little
Ian

Le 01/11/2005 à 10:03 PM, Florijan Stamenkovic a écrit :

Hi all,


That is where I would like to go. Raw Swing: no d2w rules, no nib files. No to-Swing translation. I were searching the archives and found posts that is has been done and that it is possible, but found only an example of a two-tier application that included distributing EOF with the Swing application. And I am quite confused as to how the Application Server is functioning in such a construction, as I were only making HTML resulting WO apps till now. I am currently reading JavaClient Desktop Applications book (Apple doc), but that does not seem to say anything about this solution, except that it is possible. I would be very grateful for comments, pointers, or whatever information. It seems to be a bit of an obscure area...


Thanks,
Flor

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