building gcj on OS X (also AWT)

Mon May 24 06:28:00 GMT 2004

> I'm glad to hear the AWT implementation is going along so well.
> Swing is so enormous. It would be nice to at least have a small
> subset of Swing, just so folks could get some basic widgets in
> a window and maybe do some drawing. That's all I need it for,
> and I suspect there's a lot of folks in the same boat as me.
 
You might want to try SwingWT (plug plug), it covers most of the AWT and
Swing APIs (barring print, dnd and some of the advanced text/geom
support) and uses SWT as the renderer so you get native widgets with
Swing.
It fulfils a slightly different goal from real Swing (it's platform
agnostic with native widgets), but should do what you want in the 
meantime until the Classpath AWT/Swing implementation is ready (there is
a Carbon port of SWT so you can run SwingWT on MacOS X).
Cheers,
Rob
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