I've written up a small demo program that uses fullscreen mode. It
seems to run under Windows and Linux. I'd like to know if it runs
under Mac OS X as well. Java 1.4+ is required:
<http://www.geocities.com/marcoschmidt.geo/java-gui-countdown.html>.

Does anyone have good examples of how to create a JList with checkboxes?
 I found one dated 1999 but I think there might be a better way.
Any advice on how to do this is appreciated.

Hey there, im having real problems with my code.
the idea is, user presses a button, it adds that number to an arraylist,
then prints out the contents of the array list. For example if i press, 3
then 4 then 9 it should show 3, then show 34, then show 349 if that makes

hi,
sorry about the seperate post, but since i'm using google i could not
wait till my previous msg appears so that i can reply it..
Well, as i've written before, my problem is that i can't stop a

   I am trying to build a swing application that adds three
jTextFields. However, I am runnning in to all kinds of issues. Here is
the code I am placing on the button that is processing the addtion I
want it to do:

I'd like to draw some simple(!) xy-graphs ( not the node/ edge graph )
within my java-application.
I have been looking for a SIMPLE + free toolkit but couldn't find something
properly.

thank you all for your replies, I've used the BorderLayout
and GridBagLayout to get the exactly layout I wanted.
I have another, probably simple question: now I'd like
to be able to detach my applet from the browser on a

I have written a progressDialog. And now I am not sure if I did it the right
way. It looks like it is working. But especially I would like to know if the
way I did it could be problematic in terms of the Swing EventDispatching
Thread and my Thread.

I'm looking for design suggestions to this problem...
I have a JFrame which needs to launch a JDialog. When the JDialog
launches I need to run some processing based on the contents of the
JFrame. The JDialog has options like next, previous, etc... Now, the

I display information in a JLabel that I would like users to be able
to copy. They can't. From what I understand, that's just the way
JLabels work. Is there any other component that will make text look
just like a JLabel but be selectable/copyable? I know I can use a

I have a little problem with swing objects.
My aim is to clone a JFrame that contains other components (JButtons,
JTextField...) inside.
I tried with the function clone() but without success; I obtain better

Hi, I created 4 JButtons in a JDialog and place them on south, north,
east and west in BorderLayout.  But I don't like the size of the
JButton being appear, which method could I call to resize the JButton?
I tried like getMaximumSize or setAlignmentX, but none of those

I tried creating images from BLOBs in Northwind database that Microsoft
provides as a sample for its SQL Server 2000. These BLOBs contain BMP
images, but for some weird reason all byte arrays have a 78-byte header
prepended to the contents, so in order to produce the displayable ...

I have a very strange situation here.
If I load an image from a given URL on the network (that is, using a URL,
not a filename) the image displays as expected.
If I disconnect from the network, set the image = null and ImageIcon = null,

I want to use some fancy fonts to modernize my Swing application so that it
looks more like Web pages.  Is there a library of free fonts (or not too
expensive) that I could distribute with my application?  Also, I would like
to alter some text with special effects.  Can anyone ...