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> From: David Gibbs > > At 04:10 PM 4/2/2003, you wrote: > >With Eclipse and Java can a simple application be written that displays a > >subfile of names & addresses that are located on an iSeries and > can display > >a photo (stored on the IFS) of an individual selected from the subfile? > > Well, yes ... but that has nothing at all to do with Eclipse. With JAVA > you can write that application. > > >If yes, can that application run on Windows XP, Linux, and Mac OS/X? > > Yes, that's the nature of Java. You can even run that application on the > 400, I think (haven't actually tried it). The difference, though, David is that SWT is included with Eclipse, and SWT is quite a bit nicer than Swing as far as presentation is concerned (in my opinion, anyway). The controls are closer to native, and the GUI is faster. And, no, you can't run that on the AS/400 because there's no native GUI. You might be able to use something like RAWT, but that's a kludge. Joe
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