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10-26-2005 01:08 PM
10-26-2005 01:08 PM
Hi Guys,
Is it practical to consider Java Swing in programming GUI menu in HPUX? what other programming language are there? and is it as easy as the GUI programming in Windows?
BEst regards
Henry
Is it practical to consider Java Swing in programming GUI menu in HPUX? what other programming language are there? and is it as easy as the GUI programming in Windows?
BEst regards
Henry
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10-27-2005 07:36 PM
10-27-2005 07:36 PM
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yes! You can use java languages to build a good GUI interface.
Java is portable and you can use a java GUI in Windows system too.
For that you can build Java GUI with a windows program and after you can run it on unix system.. you need java virtual machine.
a simple unix line command java compiler:
javac -classpath "$CLASSPATH:/lib/lib1.jar" -sourcepath "." file1.java main.java
a simple unix line command java runner:
java -cp "$CLASSPATH:/lib/lib1.jar" main
thats all
Leonardo
Java is portable and you can use a java GUI in Windows system too.
For that you can build Java GUI with a windows program and after you can run it on unix system.. you need java virtual machine.
a simple unix line command java compiler:
javac -classpath "$CLASSPATH:/lib/lib1.jar" -sourcepath "." file1.java main.java
a simple unix line command java runner:
java -cp "$CLASSPATH:/lib/lib1.jar" main
thats all
Leonardo
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