RAD GUI, Is Java the best answer? or QT ?

[AnonymousFC3]

Hello:
for interfacing with code, mostly written in C.

Which one of the two is best suited (easy, fast, etc...) to develop a GUI
interface:
Java or Qt... or something else (WxWidgets, Renaissance etc...)?

Portability may be an issue: portable code is useful, but mosrt portable
libraries do quite well by now. Is assertion valid?

Thanks.
AFC3

















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[Oliver Wong]

Hello:
for interfacing with code, mostly written in C.

Which one of the two is best suited (easy, fast, etc...) to develop a GUI
interface:
Java or Qt... or something else (WxWidgets, Renaissance etc...)?

Portability may be an issue: portable code is useful, but mosrt portable
libraries do quite well by now. Is assertion valid?

Thanks.
AFC3

I'd vote for Qt even though I know almost nothing about it because I
know that Java was not designed for RAD GUI purposes.

- Oliver.

 

[Ramza Brown]

I'd vote for Qt even though I know almost nothing about it because I
know that Java was not designed for RAD GUI purposes.

- Oliver.

I have been known to implement systems with client/server communication
with Java on the backend and X on the client-side for cleaner Win32(for
example) GUIs.

My question, for distribution which library has the best license,
possibly for commercial use.