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Suparn Gupta wrote:Yeah! You got me right. It was Swings. I ll check JavaFX2. But like we have photoshop and other such softwares that can create wonders. Does Java has external application support of such extent that we can incorporate GUI designs (not just images but frames etc too) built using these softwares and run Java in background?
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luck, db
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Mohamed Sanaulla wrote:I remember pre JavaFX 2 providing such a support, but I dont know the extent it was successful and mostly its been scraped in the new JavaFX release.
luck, db
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Suparn Gupta wrote:
Java is so powerful, for desktop apps too. But why arent the GUIs that good looking?
I mean looknfeel concept is nice but still it doesnt produce those cool looking GUIs. Is Java weak in this sense?
Maneesh Godbole wrote:
The default look and feel sucks. Agree. But I rarely use it in my apps. The correct way in my opinion is to go for the OS look and feel on which the application is running.
PS. Did you know Netbeans is Swing? Is it cool? Does it suck?
Please correct my English.
Darryl Burke wrote:
Mohamed Sanaulla wrote:I remember pre JavaFX 2 providing such a support, but I dont know the extent it was successful and mostly its been scraped in the new JavaFX release.
FX 2 still has CSS styling, including background images.
I don't think support for any styling was dropped, but I could be wrong.
http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2.0/css_tutorial/jfxpub-css_tutorial.htm
Mohamed Sanaulla | My Blog | Author of Java 9 Cookbook | Java 11 Cookbook
Suparn Gupta wrote:Hi,
I am sorry for not replying for so long. I was sick(Jaundice). Meanwhile, I started trying JavaFX2. The CSS option is so great. It feels like Iam designing a webpage...!
luck, db
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Suparn Gupta wrote:Hi all!
Lately I was helping my cousin in her college project. It was some kind of automated testing engine with a GUI in Swing. A question crossed my mind:
Java is so powerful, for desktop apps too. But why arent the GUIs that good looking?
I mean looknfeel concept is nice but still it doesnt produce those cool looking GUIs. Is Java weak in this sense? Or are there other GUI languages etc that can be merged with java code in background!!
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