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Java Desktop Development
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JFileDialog |
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2004-02-19 07:47:39 |
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A third option is to simply use the AWT FileDialog, which maps to the platforms native open/save file dialog. It isn't customizable like JFileDialog, but it'll give the users exactly what they'd see in a native applications, since it is native.
Using FileDialog doesn't not preclude the rest of your application from using Swing, and it seems this is at least a fairly common technique.
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