For all those who wanted, I found this on Sun's website:
AWT Training
It's got a great beginner tutorial for AWT and explains the basics of how AWT applications work.
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For all those who wanted, I found this on Sun's website:
AWT Training
It's got a great beginner tutorial for AWT and explains the basics of how AWT applications work.
Json (August 4th, 2009)
Hello helloworld922,
Thanks for the link. That is indeed a good tutorial.
A question though, does anyone actually use AWT anymore? I thought everyones moved to Swing.
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I use Swing on the odd occasion i have to, but you need to learn all about AWT events for Swing so. I recommend the Events section to that AWT tutorial xD
Chris