Re: What applications use SwingX?

Used to use various bits (JXPanel, JXDatePicker, Bindings)
extensively,
now replacing the various components with a combination of
in-house code
and components from other libraries.

I just don't have the time or inclination to keep
maintaining my own
private forks and builds of SwingX for production projects.

Regards, Noel Grandin.

jdnc-interestjavadesktop.org wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What applications use SwingX already (except the SwingX
demo)?
> Are there any early adopters? Could they be listed
somewhere on a WIKI page so that everybody can see? (at the
moment without any other adopters, I think most managers
would decline the request of developers to use it in a real
project)
>
> Are there any open source early adopters, so that users
can learn how to use SwingX from others too? (SwingX demo
with the docs does not seem enough nor complete :( )
>
> Thanx,
> Tom.
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> I just don't have the time or inclination to keep
> maintaining my own
> private forks and builds of SwingX for production
> projects.
What were the reasons for your forks?  Bug fixes,
enhancements, just needed something different than we are
providing?

Karl
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Been very close to doing that as well, especially when the
JXDatePicker suddently got its time component reset -
breaking applications that relied on JXDatePicker actually
just wrapping a Date. I resisted though and modified the
requirments of my applications instead, like you I don't
have the time to maintain a private fork of SwingX - or any
other external and parallel developed artifact for that
matter. Tried that with JFreeChart and it's just too much
trouble.

/Casper
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