Subject: rectify

From: "Berger" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 18:55:23 -0400

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In a nutshell, if you changed the GTK Theme, your Java instance would crash. Surf the Bug Database JSC: Is there a book or article on bug fixing that you recommend?
Learn how to use multithreaded code to improve Swing application startup time and responsiveness.
I like to get inside things and see how they work. Creating desktop client applications that integrate with the native desktop is easier than ever. The GTK text widget's cursor started blinking because of the theme change.
I'd recommend surfing the bug database, especially for the subject area that interests you.
Also, you'll learn advanced features that include custom drop-location rendering. It may have driven me mad for a while, but I was able to sit down with the VM spec and come up with a rationalization of the problem and a subsequent restructuring that worked.
As to robustness, java. When you find something wrong, it's important to see if there's a matching bug report. How do you minimize the distraction of deploying the JRE along with your application?
When Not to Fix JSC: Are there some bugs you shouldn't mess with?
Likewise, if you're doing a Java code fix, don't just look at the current version of the platform. Swing applications, in particular, can benefit significantly when you learn how to use multiple threads to complete long-running tasks. This enables some neat things for enterprise developers, such as directly binding EJB components to JavaServer Faces technology-based pages. It  describes how to deploy World Wind with Java Web Start software and as an  applet.