Udemy - Java Swing (GUI) Programming; From Beginner to Expert [Last updated 8-2015]

Date: Last updated 8-2015
Author: John Purcell

Size: 725 MB
Format: MP4

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What you'll learn
   *Learn how to write GUI (graphical user interface) applications in Java
   *Understand the Java Swing framework
   *Discover how to create database applications


Course content

Desktop Applications
   Introduction: About the Course, Plus Some Useful Resources
   Creating a Basic Swing Application
   Adding Components: Layouts, Buttons and Text Areas
   Responding to Button Clicks
   Custom Components
   Simple Toolbars
   Communication Between Components
   Listeners and Events: Using Interfaces to Cleanly Separate Components
   Setting Component Sizes
   Setting Borders
   Text Fields and Labels
   Laying Out Controls with GridBagLayout
   Custom Events and Form Submission
   List Boxes
   Working With List Box Data
   Combo Boxes
   Checkboxes
   Radio Buttons
   Menus
   Using Checkboxes in Menus
   Mnemonics and Accelerators
   Message Boxes
   Open/Save File Dialogs
   Filtering File Choosers
   Model-View-Controller: Creating a Data Model
   Model-View-Controller: Creating a Controller
   Creating Tables
   Serialization: Saving Objects to Files
   Popup Menus
   Selecting Rows in Tables
   Deleting Rows in Tables
   Dialogs
   Spinners: Specialised Controls for Entering Numbers
   Password Fields
   Saving Program Data: Preferences
   Arranging and Designing Dialogs and Forms
   JDBC: Connecting to a SQL Database
   JDBC: Retrieving Values from Databases
   JDBC: Saving to a Database
   JDBC: Updating Databases
   JDBC: Loading Data from Databases
   Wiring in the Database Code: Bringing It All Together
   Intercepting the Window Closing Event
   Using Images and Icons
   Draggable Toolbars: Using the JToolbar class
   Split Panes: Creating Resizeable Separate Areas
   Tabs: Using Tabbed Panes
   Tree Views Using JTree
   Tree Selection Events
   Associating Data With Tree Nodes
   Tree Node Icons
   Custom Tree Cell Renderers: Using Checkboxes in Trees
   Custom Tree Cell Editors: Editing Tree Nodes Using Checkboxes
   Detecting Tree Node Editor Changes
   A Simulated Message Server
   Multithreading in Swing: The SwingWorker class
   Modal Dialogs
   Progress Bars
   Distributing Your Application: Runnable Jars
   Adding Text to Progress Bars
   Cancelling SwingWorker Threads
   Setting the Cursor
   Multiple Nested Split Panes
   Responding to Tab Selections
   Custom List Renderers
   Responding to List Selections
   Changing the Font Using Logical Fonts
   Loading Font Files
   Configuring the Database Connection
   Editable Tables
   Using Checkboxes in Table Cells
   Custom Table Cell Renderers
   Using Custom Editors in Table Cells

Applets and Animation
   Introduction: About the Course, Plus Some Useful Resources
   Creating a Basic Swing Application
   Adding Components: Layouts, Buttons and Text Areas
   Responding to Button Clicks
   Custom Components
   Simple Toolbars
   Communication Between Components
   Listeners and Events: Using Interfaces to Cleanly Separate Components
   Setting Component Sizes
   Setting Borders
   Text Fields and Labels
   Laying Out Controls with GridBagLayout
   Custom Events and Form Submission
   List Boxes
   Working With List Box Data
   Combo Boxes
   Checkboxes
   Radio Buttons
   Menus
   Using Checkboxes in Menus
   Mnemonics and Accelerators
   Message Boxes
   Open/Save File Dialogs
   Filtering File Choosers
   Model-View-Controller: Creating a Data Model
   Model-View-Controller: Creating a Controller
   Creating Tables
   Serialization: Saving Objects to Files
   Popup Menus
   Selecting Rows in Tables
   Deleting Rows in Tables
   Dialogs
   Spinners: Specialised Controls for Entering Numbers
   Password Fields
   Saving Program Data: Preferences
   Arranging and Designing Dialogs and Forms
   JDBC: Connecting to a SQL Database
   JDBC: Retrieving Values from Databases
   JDBC: Saving to a Database
   JDBC: Updating Databases
   JDBC: Loading Data from Databases
   Wiring in the Database Code: Bringing It All Together
   Intercepting the Window Closing Event
   Using Images and Icons
   Draggable Toolbars: Using the JToolbar class
   Split Panes: Creating Resizeable Separate Areas
   Tabs: Using Tabbed Panes
   Tree Views Using JTree
   Tree Selection Events
   Associating Data With Tree Nodes
   Tree Node Icons
   Custom Tree Cell Renderers: Using Checkboxes in Trees
   Custom Tree Cell Editors: Editing Tree Nodes Using Checkboxes
   Detecting Tree Node Editor Changes
   A Simulated Message Server
   Multithreading in Swing: The SwingWorker class
   Modal Dialogs
   Progress Bars
   Distributing Your Application: Runnable Jars
   Adding Text to Progress Bars
   Cancelling SwingWorker Threads
   Setting the Cursor
   Multiple Nested Split Panes
   Responding to Tab Selections
   Custom List Renderers
   Responding to List Selections
   Changing the Font Using Logical Fonts
   Loading Font Files
   Configuring the Database Connection
   Editable Tables
   Using Checkboxes in Table Cells
   Custom Table Cell Renderers
   Using Custom Editors in Table Cells
   About Applets and the Following Section
   Applets: Creating a Simple Swing Program that Runs in a Webpage
   Drawing Custom Components
   Drawing Shapes: Exploring the Graphics API
   Deploying Applets
   Timers: Using the Swing Timer Class
   Basic Animation
   Smoothing Your Animations With Double Buffering
   Mouse Listeners
   Hiding the Cursor
   Key Listeners
   Detecting Component Resizing
   Using Visual Designers: The Free Window Builder Pro Plugin
   CardLayout: Switching Between Completely Different Views
   Detecting Collisions Between Shapes
   Turning an Applet into a Desktop App

Appendix
   Introduction: About the Course, Plus Some Useful Resources
   Creating a Basic Swing Application
   Adding Components: Layouts, Buttons and Text Areas
   Responding to Button Clicks
   Custom Components
   Simple Toolbars
   Communication Between Components
   Listeners and Events: Using Interfaces to Cleanly Separate Components
   Setting Component Sizes
   Setting Borders
   Text Fields and Labels
   Laying Out Controls with GridBagLayout
   Custom Events and Form Submission
   List Boxes
   Working With List Box Data
   Combo Boxes
   Checkboxes
   Radio Buttons
   Menus
   Using Checkboxes in Menus
   Mnemonics and Accelerators
   Message Boxes
   Open/Save File Dialogs
   Filtering File Choosers
   Model-View-Controller: Creating a Data Model
   Model-View-Controller: Creating a Controller
   Creating Tables
   Serialization: Saving Objects to Files
   Popup Menus
   Selecting Rows in Tables
   Deleting Rows in Tables
   Dialogs
   Spinners: Specialised Controls for Entering Numbers
   Password Fields
   Saving Program Data: Preferences
   Arranging and Designing Dialogs and Forms
   JDBC: Connecting to a SQL Database
   JDBC: Retrieving Values from Databases
   JDBC: Saving to a Database
   JDBC: Updating Databases
   JDBC: Loading Data from Databases
   Wiring in the Database Code: Bringing It All Together
   Intercepting the Window Closing Event
   Using Images and Icons
   Draggable Toolbars: Using the JToolbar class
   Split Panes: Creating Resizeable Separate Areas
   Tabs: Using Tabbed Panes
   Tree Views Using JTree
   Tree Selection Events
   Associating Data With Tree Nodes
   Tree Node Icons
   Custom Tree Cell Renderers: Using Checkboxes in Trees
   Custom Tree Cell Editors: Editing Tree Nodes Using Checkboxes
   Detecting Tree Node Editor Changes
   A Simulated Message Server
   Multithreading in Swing: The SwingWorker class
   Modal Dialogs
   Progress Bars
   Distributing Your Application: Runnable Jars
   Adding Text to Progress Bars
   Cancelling SwingWorker Threads
   Setting the Cursor
   Multiple Nested Split Panes
   Responding to Tab Selections
   Custom List Renderers
   Responding to List Selections
   Changing the Font Using Logical Fonts
   Loading Font Files
   Configuring the Database Connection
   Editable Tables
   Using Checkboxes in Table Cells
   Custom Table Cell Renderers
   Using Custom Editors in Table Cells
   About Applets and the Following Section
   Applets: Creating a Simple Swing Program that Runs in a Webpage
   Drawing Custom Components
   Drawing Shapes: Exploring the Graphics API
   Deploying Applets
   Timers: Using the Swing Timer Class
   Basic Animation
   Smoothing Your Animations With Double Buffering
   Mouse Listeners
   Hiding the Cursor
   Key Listeners
   Detecting Component Resizing
   Using Visual Designers: The Free Window Builder Pro Plugin
   CardLayout: Switching Between Completely Different Views
   Detecting Collisions Between Shapes
   Turning an Applet into a Desktop App
   Setting the Look and Feel
   Source Code - Complete Projects
   Projects -- The Source Code Projects You See in the Tutorials
   'Swing Test' Database