SWTCalendar

Introduction

SWTCalendar is a port of Kai Toedter's JCalendar to Eclipse's SWT. It is a GUI date picker for Java using SWT as the GUI toolkit. SWTCalendar was designed to be a flexible component so developer can embed a date picker in their application or create their own standalone date picker dialog.

Installation

Just put swtcalendar.jar in your classpath :)

News and Updates

| 5/19/06 - Released version 0.5 |

| 10/28/04 - Released version 0.4 |

| 03/21/04 - Released version 0.3 |

| 02/24/04 - Released version 0.2 |

| 01/31/04 - Initial Release |

5/19/06 - Released version 0.5

- Used SWT Native Spinner class
- Changed license to MIT license.

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10/28/04 - Released version 0.4

Implemented modifications made by Sergey Prigogin.
- Improved Spinner class.
- Option to make sundays to be colored red.
- Browse dates using keyboard.
- New look and feel.
- Display dates from previous and next month.

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03/21/04 - Released version 0.3

Implemented suggestions made by Jonathan.
- Defined a constructor with arguments instead of just a single-argument constructor.
- Changed the addCalendarListeners method to addSWTCalendarListener.
- Changed the removeCalendarListeners method to removeSWTCalendarListener.
- Changed SWTCalendarListener to extend EventListener and defined an SWTCalendarEvent which will be passed through the dateChanged method.

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02/24/04 - Released version 0.2

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01/31/04 - Initial Release

The initial release of SWTCalendar (version 0.1) is now available for download. - Back to Top

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