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Windows desktop apps in Java ???
Why? Sure, you could code them with SWT widgets so they'll run respectfully, but how well does this work on other platforms? If your aim is pretty much Windows only, there's really no reason to even consider Java.
Posted by: worknman   Posted on: 06/21/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Yawn, another wannabe...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 06/21/04
yes, of course  doh123 | 06/21/04
I don't like .NET  voska | 06/21/04
Isn't .net what you get when you couldn't get a .com?  B.O.F.H. | 06/21/04
lol ... good 1  oldskool | 06/21/04
Dangerous to use ZDNet as your only source of information  Richard Flude | 06/21/04
Windows desktop apps in Java ???  worknman | 06/21/04
Not exactly  quietLee | 06/21/04
Yes, in Java  Richard Flude | 06/21/04
I don't get it  rapson | 06/21/04
IBM Lock in is what  quietLee | 06/21/04
BS  Richard Flude | 06/21/04
Give it a go  Richard Flude | 06/21/04
Eclipse provides an application framework .... it manages code!  oldskool | 06/21/04
Looks interesting!  Linux_Developer | 06/21/04
Portable Application Environments  garyedwards@... | 06/22/04

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