When you create a new project you can specify the source level and the JDK to use with it.
This is an important fact because depending on the source level the GUI builder matisse will use new classes available in JDK6 or not.
Before JDK6 or using 1.5 source level, swing-layout project is used to provide some useful swing layouts.
As you can read in the project home page: As with other swing-labs projects this is exploratory work, parts of this that are successful will be pulled into future JDKs. The baseline work has already been pulled into 1.6.
This means that for source level 1.6, NetBeans builds the GUIs using the same (or similar) classes located in the JDK6 instead of swing-layout library.
Remember it, if you want to create GUIs that must run in older version of JDK and not only in JDK6.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Differences between source level 1.5 and 1.6 in NetBeans
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Sunday, March 09, 2008
My new guitar
I am an aficionado guitar player from 16 and yesterday my wife made me a gift... a new guitar :)
This is the old celebrity guitar:
And this is the new Cort one:
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Monday, March 03, 2008
A classic of rock...
Wow !!! I was taking a look at YouTube's videos and found this jewel, the classic sound Paranoid from Black Sabbath:
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Using SyntaxHighlighter on Blogger
If you want to use syntaxhighlighter on blogger to beautifully your code remember to take a look here to set the blogger mode enable:
dp.SyntaxHighlighter.BloggerMode();
dp.SyntaxHighlighter.HighlightAll('code');
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