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SWT: SWT CoolBars
Although a ToolItem object appears as a button on the ToolBar, a CoolItem serves only as a container for other widget types - Combo, Text, or Button. A CoolBar is like a ToolBar on steroids. Like ToolBar and ToolItems, CoolBar is a container to... [17 Oct 2007]
SWT: SWT CoolBars
White Paper Although a ToolItem object appears as a button on the ToolBar, a CoolItem serves only as a container for other widget types - Combo, Text, or Button. A CoolBar is like a ToolBar on steroids. Like ToolBar and ToolItems, CoolBar is a container to... [17 Oct 2007]
Google Maps Hacks: Find the Best Gasoline Prices
White Paper widget=36500. This is a widget that will run under Konfabulator for Windows and Mac OS X (the grass is greener on both sides) and shows one the best prices for gas. To install the widget one needs Konfabulator (http://www.konfabulator.com/ download). [10 Oct 2007]
Submit Text Field or Textarea Values to the Server Without a Browser Refresh
White Paper The application code waits for the text widget's onblur event to occur, then uses the request object to send just the data from that field or textarea. In many applications, this technique is preferable to requiring the user to click a Submit... [10 Oct 2007]
The Weekly Round-Up: 14.09.07
Round-Up The other eye is watching his specially customised Vista sales ticker widget update slowly - ever so slowly - on his desktop. Steve presses a big red button on his desk to call in his PA. Steve Ballmer is a troubled man. [14 Sep 2007]
The Minority Report: The state of Mac OS X security
Comment The unwelcome news about the widget vulnerability served to raise the profile of OS X's security. He also commends Apple's swift response to the widget problem and thinks the Mac maker is doing a good job keeping the system's security up-to-date. [03 Jun 2005]
Apple: Widget worries persist
News An attacker could write a malicious widget for Mac OS X 1.4 Tiger that would run invisibly in the background and hijack a user's "sudo" (or administrative) privileges on a system, according to an alert distributed on the Full Disclosure mailing... [23 May 2005]
