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Java GUI API/Frameworks 2015
user7553129
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Hi, I am planning to develop a desktop application And need to know which framework or APIs are available from Java to develop the UI for the application. In old days when I used java we used to have swing, AWT etc.. are these still the best options or newer options are available in opensource or within java itself?
I need an answer for the following two scenarios: Both can be treated as separate scenarios and requirements. Thanks.
1.For building a good interactive GUI?
2. If I want to build the GUI in a dynamic fashion based on some fields in an XML?
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