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Swing Controls


  • From: terry.williams@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Terry Williams)
  • Subject: Swing Controls
  • Date: Tue, 30 Nov 1999 09:44:20 +0000

Carlos Villavieja Prados wrote:

> Hello!
>
> I making an applet which uses swing controls.
> I don't want to put the swing.jar file on the applet tag due it's quite
> big and will make my app very slow.
>
> I have "un-jar" the swing.jar and take the files I need, is this a good
> idea, is there other way of using the swing controls and not having to
> download the swing jar?
>
> Thanks in advanced!
>
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Carlos,
    remo9ving just the classes you think you need is a really bad idea as each
of the swing components usually has 2 or 3 supporting classes without
mentioning all the inhertied classes that it needs. Also AFAIK the swing.jar
needs to be in the System classpath you can't just include it in your <Applet>
tag. I think the Java plug in includes swing. Welcome to the problems the rest
of us have not being able to use full Swing Applets easily.

Terry


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