Java Class Architecture for swing GUI programming -


I am writing an application that requires a large amount of swing GUI components. I have a lot of difficulty in organizing classes: Is systematic and systematic layout a method of class architecture?

In addition, I have many anonymous and internal classes and my main square has become bloated. However, when I put internal class event handlers in different files, I am having trouble reaching the components of my main category. Is there a method to organize large swingયુwag applications internally?

In the big swing projects, I become part of the app such as:

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    A GPI element, such as JPNL, JDILOG etc.

  • Use a different package for each screen, especially if you have to apply customized table fields or other complex data structures

  • Do not use anonymous and internal sections, rather than an action listener and check ActionEvent.getActionCommand () there.


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