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Advanced Swing exam
At 5:50 PM on Apr 22, 2008, tyrcho ocryth wrote:
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I've been enjoying javablackbelt for a while and I am thinking about starting a new exam on Swing advanced features since it is my specialty in Java. However I am not familiar with the procedure of creating an exam, could someone direct me to the information ?
possible subjects include :
- advanced ActionListener
- popup menus
- sorting / filtering of JTable (with proxies or Java 6)
- drag'n drop
- custom painting
- applets
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