Is it possible for me to setup up jtextarea such that
it renders html.
Suppose I create a but "interpret html" which when clicked
goes through the text in jtextarea and

I want to programmatically simulate pressing the X (close) icon on the
right-top corner of a JFrame, so that this will cause a "WindowClosing"
event the same way it happens when I actually click on the icon.  It seems
JFrame.setVisible(0) doesn't do what I want.

Heres my problem:
Theres two boxes on the main screen. Theres two boxes in the dialog
screen. I want to open the dialog screen, type something into the
boxes then press update so it will update the main screen.

I have a strange basic problem with windowClosing() in a JFrame.
Has anybody seen this before?
Many thanks.
Bernard

I have two classes:
1. Print class which is printable and also create a buttonPrint (with its
  actionListener) which open a printDialog. And
2. JFrame class with toolBar and buttonPrint in it.

I have a dialog with a JTable on the top and various fields below.  The
fields below are used to show more detailed
information about the items in the tables list.  I am using a Selection
Listener to respond to a row selection event and populate the lower fields

I am trying to create a splash screen. I would like it to be visible for a
few seconds while the application is initialising. After a timer expires,
the splash screen will close automatically. I have all of this working just
fine.

Is there any way to mess with a frame's message map in Windows?  There are
some specific messages I want to handle myself (or even just ignore).  Can
this be done using JNI?
Thanks,

 I am working on an MDI application using JInternalFrames. I have
forms to fill that have the 'Next', 'Back' and 'Cancel' buttons. I am
assigning key presses (Enter, Alt+left and Esc respectively) through
KeyRelease event. In addition, the 'Next' button is assigned as the

I'm using Java Mail 1.3...
import javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress;
...
InternetAddress ia = new InternetAddress( emailAddress );

Can someone point me to a technique for optimizing column widths in a
JTable?  I would like to load the TableModel with data first, then call
an "optimize" method to resize all the columns based on data and column
headers (whichever is larger).

I've got two windows, A & B. When A is active (i.e. is at Front), I want B
to be at second Front. How do I do this? How can I modify the windows stack
ordering?
Cheers,

While I'm trying to understand the concepts of OO programming (in
Java),
I need to disable some MenuItems and enable them when some action is
performed (in this case clicking on the MenuItem "Lees Breuken").

I need to create a gui and allow the user to rearrange some of the
components on the screen.  Has anyone seen a write-up on anything like this?
Thanks,
Ray

How can i change font color in JTextArea ?
thanks