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5. Vuze (formerly Azereus) is good, but my top recomendation that I've run across is YourSQL. It's a fantastic little MySQL client for OS X and I used it for more than 1.5 years before I found out it was Java. It was very well done.
It is designed to interop easily with Swing, and has many modern 'good looking' controls. Also, as lrAndroid mentions, a Swing app can look like a native app if you set the system look and feel with: UIManager.setLookAndFeel(UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName()); answered Apr 13, 2012 at 2:56.
There are lots of desktop apps done in .NET, only most of them are internal/enterprise apps in companies, not mass-market products. The only downside I see to doing a mass-market desktop app in .NET is the need to distribute the .NET Framework with it. Of course with the advent of Windows Vista, .NET already comes preinstalled.
If you are looking for a real .NET desktop application, I would consider downloading one of the many open source projects. There is for example the free RSS feed aggregator written by Dare Obasanjo and others. RSS Bandit. I would also take a look at the C# starter kit applications on MSDN:
A really easy way to navigate through an application I find is that if you add a Frame within a Window and then for your other corresponding pages, use Page and you need to do in the code behind of your window is as follows: FrameContent.Navigate(new ExampleView()); edited May 28, 2023 at 22:06. 0Valt. 10.2k 8 39 63.
5. I have learnt JPA recently. Now I want to use it in one of my commercial product. But before proceeding, I want to see some example JPA Java Desktop applications so as to have a better understanding of using JPA in desktop applications. I have searched google for this but all I found was tutorials on JPA with examples of entities.
You might consider implementing the pattern yourself. In order to implement the pattern from scratch, you really would need to understand what MVC is trying to solve. Consider reading about Design Patterns. I know that Head First Design Patterns includes an introduction to the MVC pattern. You may consider exploring ASP.NET MVC.
What is difference between a standalone application and a desktop application? Some where I read that the application without GUI running in local context is called standalone application while a standalone application with GUI is called desktop application. But I am not convinced with it. Your help will be appreciated.
32. Create the standalone application with maven, as pointed here: Create a standalone application with Maven. Put the applicationContext in classpath, and load it in the main class as follows: ClassPathXmlApplicationContext ctx =. new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("applicationContext.xml"); See full article here:
Some examples will also be helpful. By desktop activities, I mean actions such as taking control over mouse and keyboard, access active windows properties, double-click on an icon on the desktop, minimize and maximize windows, enter data to an input popup window through keyboard, etc.