Java Swing Components releases new Calendar component.
Java Swing Components is proud to announce the release of our calendar component.

Some of the calendar's key features include:
Ease of Use
Capturing a date for your application has never been easier. Using a date picker or calendar simplifies the process of capturing either single or multiple dates.
Internationalizable
Both the date picker and calendar are locale and time zone sensitive, thereby giving your developers the ability to build applications that make sense to all users, regardless of where they are in the world. The starting day of the week and the logic relating to which days form a weekend are easily configured.
Two Components
The calendar control is completely bundled with a decoupled date picker component; this means you actually receive two separate components to use in your applications. The decoupling ensures developers are free to combine multiple calendars into complex components without worrying about affecting the date picker.
Separate Business Rules
The rules regarding whether a date may be selected reside in the calendar’s model and not in the control. This allows developers to build complex business rules that can be applied to any date picker or calendar.
Ability To Apply Your Own Style
The flexible design of the calendar and date picker gives you the ability to customize the look of the calendar to fit any application. The use of cell renderers and painters in the overall design means that customizing the control is extremely easy to do.
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