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Having followed the Java programming course or having equivalent knowledge.
An important part of the course will be user interaction, using events and listeners, and interface design, using toolbars, panels, tooltips and more. The practical exercises will give enough experience to create animations, use images, and to provide a rich user experience.
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3 days.
| date | language | place | price | remarks |
| 06/10/2010 | E | Huizingen | 1050 EUR | |
| 08/12/2010 | E | Huizingen | 1050 EUR |
After learning how to create command line applications with basic Java syntax, the next obvious step would be to create graphical front-ends for those applications. Swing is the framework included in the Java SDK, and contains an exhaustive list of components ready for use.
In this course, participants will learn how to create Graphical User Interfaces in Java. During the course, the different Java components will be discussed, demoed, and put into practice during exercises. This will give the participant a thorough overview of the different possibilities and existing components, enabling him to create all kinds of applications, from small dialogue windows to bigger enterprise clients.
