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Hi All,
I am new to Swing Application.
I want to show calendar of 12 months in single page one after other based on Year entered. How can i approach this in Swings? Please help...
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if i am learning I would create my own component of mine along with a model(data) class that supplies the calender data and render that data from paint method of my component. I think it will be fun going through Calender and painting ..

Otherwise i will look over these links that i got from sun's forum
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