Java GUI Training (Swing Training)

Objective: Learn how to build Java Graphic User Interface programs (Java GUI Programs) via our Java GUI training
Audience: Experienced Java Programmers looking to build rich-client applications using Java
Summary: Swing Programming with Java explores the various User Interface Toolkits (UI Toolkits) available within the Java language, focusing primarily on the Java Foundation Classes, also known as Swing. Swing Programming with Java begins with a base level discussion around rich-client development, event-based programming, and Java's event model, within the context of the Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT). Swing Programming with Java then transitions into the swing component library.

Objective: Learn how to create custom, reusable, GUI Swing components via our Java GUI training
Audience: Experienced Java Swing Programmers looking to advance their GUI programming capabilities
Summary: Advanced Swing training builds on the GUI Programming with Java course. It focuses on some of the more complex Swing components, like JTree and JTable. In addition to exploring the more advanced component set, Advanced Swing training examines the Pluggable-Look-And-Feel framework, custom component development using the Model-View-Controller Delegate architecture (MVC Delegate architecture), and user interface design guidelines.

Objective: Learn how to build a web-based Rich Internet Application (RIA) with an all Java solution
Audience: Experienced Java Swing Programmers looking to advance their GUI programming capabilities
Summary: Rich Internet Applications using Java Web Start training builds on the GUI Programming with Java course. RIA using Java Web Start focuses on creating Rich Internet Applications using Java as a client side technology. RIA using Java Web Start begins with a history of Java Applets, and then moves into an exploration of the Java Web Start technology, including Java Language Network Protocol (JNLP) as well as packing, deployment, and best practices.