This text provides an overview and guide to the AWT, how it works within Java and how the various AWT functions work, from simple class program coding to constructing GUI components. There is coverage of limitations, bugs and programming techniques and examples and lessons on editors, spreadsheets, diagram tools, fill-out forms and reports. The CD contains AWT class library samples; online resources and site summaries, FAQs, source code and Web links; and Java development tools.
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I read pretty much the entire book. There're quite a few careless mistakes and many typesetting errors. The authors don't seem to be good writers. But this book may be my on-shelf reference that comes in handy. I wish they had worked harder to re-write most of it in Java1.1 when 1.0 was outdated. We all blame Sun for changing too much from 1.0 to 1.1. But some authors (e.g. D. Flanagan who wrote the Nutshell book) didn't complain and re-wrote their first editions.
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