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John Chrisman
Hello.
I am new to Java. I've been looking around to see if there are any standard
data-driven desktop application frameworks. I can find all kinds of
information about data-driven web frameworks, nothing about desktops.
I realize Java hasn't been very popular for desktop apps. I think with all
the new features added over the last couple of years it will (hopefully) be
used more often for desktop apps.
The type of applications I develop are your standard read data from the
database, display data to user, validate user changes, save changes to the
database. Question is, is there a standard and known "best way" to do this?
All of these types of applications are basically the same, so I figured
someone must have already researched the "best way".
I am new to Java. I've been looking around to see if there are any standard
data-driven desktop application frameworks. I can find all kinds of
information about data-driven web frameworks, nothing about desktops.
I realize Java hasn't been very popular for desktop apps. I think with all
the new features added over the last couple of years it will (hopefully) be
used more often for desktop apps.
The type of applications I develop are your standard read data from the
database, display data to user, validate user changes, save changes to the
database. Question is, is there a standard and known "best way" to do this?
All of these types of applications are basically the same, so I figured
someone must have already researched the "best way".