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Java Swing
This document provides an overview of Java Swing, which is a GUI widget toolkit for Java. It discusses the key features of Swing such as look and feel, data transfer, internationalization, and accessibility. It also describes the main Swing components including top-level containers, general purpose containers, special purpose containers, basic controls, and information displays. Additionally, it covers Java layout management, event handling in Swing, and concludes by recommending Java development tools.
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Java Swing
- 1. JFC And Swing GuidedBy: Submitted By: Mahendra Singh Tomar Komal Gandhi
- 2. CONTENTS 1. What isJava SwingâŚ? 2. Features of Swing.. 3. Java Swing Components⌠4. Java Layout Management... 5. Java Events Handling⌠6. ConclusionâŚ
- 3. What is JavaSwing ? ⢠Part of the Java Foundation Classes (JFC) ⢠Provides a rich set of GUI components. ⢠Used to create a Java program with a graphical user interface (GUI)
- 4. Features Of Swing 1) Java Look and Feel 2) Data Transfer 3) Internationalization and Localization 4) Accessibility 5) System Tray Icon Support
- 5. Java Swing Components⌠⢠Top Level Containers ⢠General Purpose Containers ⢠Special Purpose Containers ⢠Basic Controls ⢠Uneditable Information Displays ⢠Interactive Displays of Highly Formatted Information
- 6. Top Level Containers â˘Window -Dialog -Frame
- 7. General Purpose Containers â˘Panel :- ⢠Toolbar:- ⢠Scroll Pane:-
- 8. Special Purpose Containers ⢠Internal Frame ⢠Layered Pane ⢠Root Pane
- 9. Basic Controls â˘Buttons ⢠Combo Box ⢠List ⢠Menu
- 10. Uneditable Information Displays ⢠Label â˘Progress Bar
- 11. Interactive Displays ofHighly Formatted Information
- 12. Java Layout Management... 1)BorderLayout 2) FlowLayout 3) GridBagLayout 4) GridLayout
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- 14. Types of EventListeners 1) ActionListener 2) WindowListener 3) MouseListener 4) MouseMotionListener 5) ComponentListener
- 15. Implementing an Event Handler â˘Implement the methods in the listener interface to handle the event.
- 16. Conclusion ⢠You canuse any helpful tools out there that are for Java development like eclipse IDE, NetBeans IDE. ⢠Lacks live graphical and interactive help while developing.
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