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Better World Technologies (BWT) and the International Tesla Electric Company (ITEC) in Newfoundland, NJ, are headed up by Founder/President, Dennis Lee. The companies work together in joint venture. Dennis Lee, along with a world class team of
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If you run a Java application with multiple windows on Windows NT, and if the "show window contents while dragging" option is enabled, Java windows will not repaint properly. The repaint problem only occurs for Java windows running in the same Java
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The Bytecode version includes source code for many examples and demos, but not the component themselves. Complete BWT source code may be purchased, however. All JClass products may be purchased from the online order system at KL Group or fax us an
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JClass products use the idea of "properties", which enable programmers to set certain display and functional attributes for a Java applet from within an HTML file.
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Yes, and the process is quite simple. BWT was designed to enhance the look-and-feel of AWT while maintaining AWT backward compatibility. In many cases it is possible to simply swap the names of current AWT components (for example: Button) in your
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Yes. JClass LiveTable V1.0.3 (and the forthcoming LiveTable V2.0.0) support BWT components as it supports AWT components.
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JClass BWT provides new or improved versions of various AWT components and containers.
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• tab manager • outliner (tree) • multicolumn list • header • icon creator • combo box • spin box • aligner layout manager • progress meter • split window and separator • arrow buttons BWT also contains enhanced components that extend the AWT : •
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BWT 2.0 has been written strictly to the new Java Beans specification incorporated into the JDK 1.1. BWT 2.0T is the Transitional Bean version (the "T" in "BWT 2.0T") of BWT that works with both the JDK 1.0.2 and with the JDK 1.1. Essentially, the
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JClass BWT is a GUI toolkit which extends and enhances the standard Java GUI toolkit (AWT) included with the Java Developer Kit (JDK). As experienced Java developers already know, developing GUI applications with Java is a time consuming and often
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