Re: [wx4j] Cross platform application question

[Nycran <ny...@ya...>]

Thanks guys.  So you think just write the application
in C using the native WX library?  I'll have to polish
up on my C skills that's for sure :-).


--- Fabian Cenedese <Cen...@in...> wrote:

> 
> >Well, wx4j does not concentrate on deployment and
> installation.  It is a widget set only.  In fact,
> wx4j may complicate deployment and installation
> because of the extra native libraries needed.  Also,
> you noted that you wanted OS X support.  wxWindows
> and wx4j do not work well at all on OS X.  I'd
> suggest sticking with Swing.
> 
> You're right if you speak about the official wx
> release 2.4.2. But the actual
> development version (2.5.3 or cvs) has quite good
> support for Mac. Well,
> that's what I have from the mailing list, I'm not a
> Mac user.
> 
> I'd say give wx alone a try and only if you find
> something that doesn't
> work you can do it in Java (or the other way round).
> But if you don't have
> a special reason to do so don't mix them. That's not
> against the wx4j
> team. I just think that it shouldn't get more
> complicated than needed :)
> 
> bye  Fabi
> 
> 
> 
> 
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