Where can I find message box class for java ?
regards
John

I don't get why my JComboBox or any other special graphic element of the GUI
should be a final variable.
I have final TableModel, ComboBoxModel, ComboBox, but not JButton.
I tried without making them final, and it returns an error.

    I want to be able to capture the input of a JTextField and do things
based on what key was pressed. Basically this is for a textfield that
will allow the user to type in a value in pence, and for the number to
come up in GBP in a "£x.yz" format. I've looked at Inputmap and

Hi, sorry if this is obvious, I've been struggling with it for a few
hours now and am ready to say 'uncle'.  I've got a JTable with columns
1-x filled with data and column 0 has a set of labels describing the
data in it's row.  I want to make it so you cannot select any cells in

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I would like to know if it's possible to disable a JInternalFrame in an
application.
My application is a JFrame in which I have a JMenuBar and a JDesktopPane
with 2 JInternalFrame. I can switch with a menu Window between my 2

I have 4 JPanels inside JFrame. I'm using GridBagLayout.
I can't find any references how to navigate between those JPanels using keystrokes.
thanx
kastis

I have a JList contained within a JScrollpane container and am using the
following code to ensure the last item in the list is always visible.
DefaultListModel  model = new DefaultListModel();
JList list = new JList(model);

I am a new guy to java.Who tell me how to achieve my goal
3x

Good day everyone. I have an graphical object that can draw itself given a
Graphics g. How do I draw it inside a JFrame? Is this the same as saying
"create a panel inside the JFrame that provides a Graphics g object for
drawing"?

Hello I am trying to undertand the articles abut swing and threads at
java.sun.com. In my following testcode I have one thread that si doing
the work (a simple loop) and another thread that si doing the update
of the dialog to show the progress of the working thread. My fist

I'm trying to program a small game applet (of course ;-)
and am using GridBagLayout (JDK 1.1) to place my components.
My problem is that the component in the top left corner
which will represent the playing field is too small.

I've put together a component that allows for an arbitrary number of
"layers" to be added to it which can each be resized with a JSplitPane
divider. To do this, I just keep adding a new JSplitPane to the top
component of the last JSplitPane added. Everything works great except for

I want to use F8 as an accelerator for a JMenuItem.  Right now F8 is
used by default as a way to move to the splitter bar on a JSplitPane.
So pressing F8 does not perform the action on my menu item.  So I want
to prevent F8 from working with the JSplitPane.  I can do this with

I have a panel, containing two other panels (large one on the left,
smaller one on the right) They all have gridbag layout
Now, for the two child panels: the panel at the right must have a
constant width and must not resize, letting the larger panel at left