Best way to implement this request into code in Java?

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Hi,

I am attempting to make something like this for a business:
http://postimg.org/image/3medym8tl/

It is desktop software that will allow employees to track internal incidents. It will not be on a web browser, but rather a physical program you launch.

I will be using Java. I was thinking about using JTables, but I was debating if that would be appropriate in this case for organization and useability reasons.

Any recommendations on how to best implement a solution that would be visually appealing?

Posted 1-Apr-15 15:05pm

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 1-Apr-15 21:41pm

Database, Java Swing and Eclipse would be the tools you will be using. Good luck!

Xiao Ling 2-Apr-15 2:54am

Why not JTable? I think it's fine. If you don't want to use the component, you can use a canvas to draw what you want.

Richard MacCutchan 2-Apr-15 4:05am

A web based implementation would probably give much greater flexibility and be easier to create more visual appeal. For a desktop application you will still need a central database that each application connects to. You should start by thinking about the requirements of the project and the various user interfaces. Build your design around those conditions, before you decide whether it should be a desktop app, or what language to use.

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