famous software that use swing?

[peter]

Dear All
except netbean, any famous software that use swing?
thanks
from Peter ([email protected])

 

[John B. Matthews]

except netbean, any famous software that use swing?

For a suitable definition of famous [1]: Arachnophilia [2], ImageJ,
Jake2, jEdit, RobotChase, SQuirreL SQL, etc.

[1] Hits on Google "I'm feeling luck!" search.
[2] Hey, v5.4 is out!

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

except netbean, any famous software that use swing?

I would assume that IntelliJ IDEA and older JBuilders also uses Swing.

JEdit, ArgoUML, OpenProj, Power Architect etc. are famous
on my PC!

Arne

 

[Dave Searles]

except netbean, any famous software that use swing?

For a suitable definition of famous [1]: Arachnophilia [2], ImageJ,
Jake2, jEdit, RobotChase, SQuirreL SQL, etc.

Limewire is another.

 

[Nigel Wade]

Dear All
except netbean, any famous software that use swing?
thanks

Famous or infamous?

Symantec's Enterprise NetBackup Server GUI uses Swing, although it does
require its own 1.4 JRE which is shipped with the product. However, I
think it would be quite hard to find a worse example of how to use Swing,
or how to design a GUI. I mean, log entries with multi-line error
messages displayed in a Swing JTable so that the error message cannot
actually be viewed properly? What were they on when they "designed" that
GUI?

 

[Dave Searles]

Famous or infamous?

Symantec's Enterprise NetBackup Server GUI uses Swing, although it does
require its own 1.4 JRE which is shipped with the product. However, I
think it would be quite hard to find a worse example of how to use Swing,
or how to design a GUI. I mean, log entries with multi-line error
messages displayed in a Swing JTable so that the error message cannot
actually be viewed properly? What were they on when they "designed" that
GUI?

Psilocybin mushrooms.