heavy components means what?
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Answer / ranganathkini
Heavy components are GUI components which depend on a native
peer for displaying themselves. AWT uses heavy weight
components. This means that when u try to create a heavy
component, AWT realizes a native peer or creates a native
object and requests that native object to draw the component
using native APIs.
Heavy components are bad performes as they consume a lot of
system resources and have platform specific look and feel.
Also they are not fast as updates and notifications have to
pass thru several layers of method calls and callbacks to
get executed.
An alternative is the SWING GUI library which does not
depend on native objects for display, they use the Java 2D
API for drawing and display. These objects are much more
light weight and are very fast.
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Answer / devarathnam c,kotagudibanda(po
Hi...
Heavy components means , the components that are fully
dependent on underlaying OS.
Example:Applet
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Answer / arjun sanapathi
lightweight component have transparent pixels which
heavyweight have opaque and also light weight is not dependent
on other objects.
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