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package java.awt.peer;

/**

 * The LightweightPeer interface marks a component as depending upon

 * a native container so window related events can be routed to the

 * component.  Since this only applies to components and their

 * extensions, this interface extends ComponentPeer.

 * <p>

 * The peer interfaces are intended only for use in porting

 * the AWT. They are not intended for use by application

 * developers, and developers should not implement peers

 * nor invoke any of the peer methods directly on the peer

 * instances.

 *

 * @author Timothy Prinzing

 */

public interface LightweightPeer extends ComponentPeer {

}