Solutions for Java developers
04/16/09
By Jeff Friesen
Say you're developing a Swing application that will be delivered
to your company's clients. The application's user interface
consists of several screens, starting with a login screen in
which the user must enter a user ID and a password. After
clicking the screen'sLOGINbutton, the application validates the
entered credentials in some fashion, and (assuming they are
valid) takes the user to the second screen.
Listing 1 codifies a simplistic version of this application ...
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