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The Swing Application Framework (JSR 296)is a java specification for providing a simple application framework for Swing) applications. It will define infrastructure common to most desktop applications, making Swing applications easier to create.

Status and Roadmap

An open-source reference implementation, appframework, is currently being developed.

It is expected that this JSR will be integrated in the upcoming Java SE 7 (Dolphin) version of the Java programming language.

Features

The JSR 296 specification will define the basic structure of a Swing application. It will define a small set of extensible classes or "framework" that define infrastructure that's common to most desktop applications:

  • The essential application life-cycle, startup and shutdown,
  • Support for loading localized resources,
  • Persistent session state,
  • Support for loosely coupling Actions to their presentation.
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