Johnson
January 13th, 1999, 09:31 AM
URGENT , PLEASE HELPE ME
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Zafir Anjum
January 13th, 1999, 11:11 AM
One approach would be to use the value returned from
UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName()
UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName()
Paolo Milani
January 25th, 1999, 10:08 AM
It's against all the principles of Java philosophy. If you are writing an
application you would't need such information. Simply, doing like that you'll
end up losing portability, and maintenance becomes a nightmare.
Consider trying a different approach to your problem.
Alternatively, you could use external libraries to accomplish system-specific
operations (see the JNI API).
application you would't need such information. Simply, doing like that you'll
end up losing portability, and maintenance becomes a nightmare.
Consider trying a different approach to your problem.
Alternatively, you could use external libraries to accomplish system-specific
operations (see the JNI API).
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