Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 7th Dec 2007 06:25 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
Jambi ships as a single Java library, or JAR (Java Archive) file, plus a handful of tools, including an interface layout and design tool, and an Eclipse plug-in. Trolltech uses its vaunted Qt C++ library as the GUI engine and puts Java wrappers around it. This approach uses the JNI (Java Native Interface) to call the necessary functions from Java. More here.
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[i/]2. Open Netbeans. Find a project where I can create a control panel applet, a systray applet, a system service, a desktop shared component or a desktop GUI embeddable component. [/i]
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gotta be the most retarded comment I've ever read in osnews.
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2005-09-27
[i/]2. Open Netbeans. Find a project where I can create a control panel applet, a systray applet, a system service, a desktop shared component or a desktop GUI embeddable component. [/i]
gotta be the most retarded comment I've ever read in osnews.