SWT : Java Glossary

SWT
SWT (Standard Widget Toolkit). IBM (International Business Machines) ’s toolkit similar to Swing, that they use in Eclipse. It is intermediate in complexity between AWT (Advanced Windowing Toolkit) and Swing. It is considerably faster than Swing. It does not have full internationalisation support.

The easiest way to get SWT is to download Eclipse and then tell it you want to use SWT in a project.

Tools for SWT GUI (Graphic User Interface) design include:


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