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What is light weight component?

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What is light weight component?..

Answer / niranjanravi

swings,threads are light weight components

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What is light weight component?..

Answer / cj.ashok

Light weight Component is Swing, for ex: In swings If u
want to create button the JVM is wont Ask that button to OS
instead of it ill create its own button type, thats y v
called swing is light weight component,

The Applet is heavy weight component becoz the JVM ask the
button component to OS,then the OS will give components to
JVM, Thats y v called Apllet is Heavy Weight Component

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What is light weight component?..

Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)

light weight component is the one which will load into the
server easily

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