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SwingCalendar
Java library JAR file
Description: SwingCalendar provides a simple interface for invoking a Java Swing calendar dialog and includes the calendar panel class so you can easily imbed this panel in your own custom frames and dialogs. SwingCalendar doesn't require any additional JAR files or libraries and is only 12kb in size, making it ideal for web deployment.
Download SwingCalendar to try it out. (68 kb)
Javadocs
The main SwingCalendar
classes are:
SwingCalendarDlg - to pop up a calendar
dialog
SwingCalendarPanel - to imbed the calendar in your own JFrame
or JDialog
View the javadocs
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SwingCalendar Version
History
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Version
1.00 released on 3/31/2005
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| support for multiple look and feels |
| lightweight - only 12kb in size and doesn't require any other JAR libraries |
| support for multiple locales (see screenshots below) |
| JPanel sublcass (so you can imbed SwingCalendar in your own frames or dialogs) |
| JDialog class that allows you to "get" a date from the user with only a couple lines of code |
| complete javadocs |
| type "java -jar SwingCalendar.jar" to run the demo |
SwingCalendar Screen Shots
SwingCalendar using the Windows look and feel in the English Locale
SwingCalendar using the cross-platform (Java) look and feel in the French Locale
SwingCalendar using the Windows look and feel in the Spanish Locale
SwingCalendar using the cross-platform (Java) look and feel in the German Locale
Sample Code Using SwingCalendar
//get today's date and pass that date as the
"initial" date to SwingCalendar
GregorianCalendar cal = new GregorianCalendar();
cal.setTime(new Date());
int initMonth = cal.get(Calendar.MONTH);
int initDate = cal.get(Calendar.DATE);
int initYear = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR);
SwingCalendarDlg dlg = new SwingCalendarDlg(this, "Choose Date",
true, initMonth, initDate, initYear);
dlg.show();
System.out.println("The date selected is '" + dlg.getSelectedDate()
+ "'");