AFC Programmer's Guide
Stephen Davis · 1998
From the Publisher: You can kick Internet application development into high gear by using the advanced building blocks in the Application Foundation Classes (AFC) - Java class libraries from Microsoft. If you're an intermediate-level Java programmer, this book shows you how. You'll discover how to mix, match, and customize a wide variety of prebuilt elements - buttons, toolbars, listview controls, and much more - to create full-featured interfaces. And extensive sample code makes everything perfectly clear. This book is a must-have for Java programmers (especially those using the Microsoft Visual J++ development system for Java), Internet content developers, and developers who intend to write or rewrite their applications in Java. It's also an authoritative look at a key part of Microsoft's approach to platform-independent Java development. Most of all, AFC Programmer's Guide is the practical programming assistance you've been looking for.