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    Hey guys,

    I am working a banking project for school. I have set up all the individual screens, but I am stuck with the next phase of the project. I need to have connectivity with each of the screens. Everyone suggests that I should use CardLayout that would invoke each of the screens based on the event that is triggered. What do you suggest? My other questions, is there any good sites where i can go that I can download alot of icons(for example: the icons that are used on windows explorer)?

    Thanks in advance for the help,

    Manoj

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    Thumbs up HI i can help with the icons

    Hi, I can help with the icons if ou want, i can get every icon in explorer. ive most of them here and if you want all of them send me a mail at [email protected]. and ill send you all the icons.



    P.S. ive only started using J++ 10 minutes ago and need some help any sugestions?
    Visual Basic 6.0 Enterprise, Delphi, Visual J++.

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    ive only started using J++ 10 minutes ago and need some help any sugestions?
    ...don't use VJ++ - that's my suggestion. Start with the JDK - you'll learn a lot faster.
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    I am using VJ++ and I feel I am learning Java pretty quick. I think it is just a preference thing. If you are used to using the Microsoft development environment, VJ++ will be natural to you.

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    The problem with VJ is that it starts you on programming using WFC, and using MS extensions, which you shouldn't. It's like VC and MFC - learn to program Windows properly first, then move on to the cheat method.

    You'll learn and understand Java faster from using the JDK and its command-line tools.
    I refuse to tie my hands behind my back and hear somebody say "Bend Over, Boy, Because You Have It Coming To You".
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    I am using Visual J++ to write console apps right now. So how is it forcing me to use WFC and MS extensions?

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