One thing I have found incredibly time consuming and ditzy is the way
you have to create Label objects for every piece of labeling text on
the screen.
I can see at least two more convenient ways of handling it:

I plan to write an simple application that will display data from an
XML file in a JTree. I believe that a high degree of understanding of
the JTree data model will be a key to success. When playing around
with some JTree sample programs, I stumbled over the following

Few hours before England vs. France i collapse in front of my Canvas.
Ok, here is the thing:
I've got a Canvas, which dominates my JFrame. I've got DoubleBuffering
enabled, which means this:

I have a JPanel with a variable number of JButtons (with an Image in it).
There are more buttons than the screen can show, so I want to make a
scrollpane.where I can scroll through al JButtons (vertically). There should
be as many Jbuttons on the screen as possble (thus in a grid).

I create a JInternalFrame and add it to the JDesktopPane
   JDesktopPane desktop = new JDesktopPane();
   ...
   desktop.add(new MyJInternalFrame());

I'm trying to make a drop down menu of sorts by having buttons in a
combobox.  I got the buttons to render, but they don't seem to have
any button functionality.  I'm still relatively new to java and even
newer to swing, any help would be greatly appreciated.

I'm relatively new to java and even newer to swinb, but I'm trying to
make a drop down menu of sorts using a JCombobox using JButtons.  I
got my Buttons to render correctly, but they seem to have lost their
button capabilities.  What class must I extend, and how must I do it

The class that I have written below is supposed to show a dialog that
disposes of itself after a given amount of time using a sleeping
thread.  I've added system outs so I can follow what is happening.
For some reason, in my application, if I create one of these dialogs,

   I have a problem with JScrollPane. I have a class that extends
JScrollPane. In the constructor of this class, I call super(). If I pass
another component such as a JLabel for example as a parameter to super() (as
shown below), the component is displayed.

I need to create an audit log for a customized JAVA application.  The
log will track all changes to an Oracle 9i database.  The database
contains 25 tables with about 1000 fields.  Any suggestions on the
best approach.  Thanks

 i'm building a date chooser using a JComboBox and i'm having trouble
displaying the calendar.
 what i want to do is the following ... i would like to display a
panel, instead of the typical list, when the combo popup is visible.

I have a Java-application that I've made into an applet. My initial problem
is to reproduce
the print-functionality the original application had. I get 'no print
service' when calling

First of all, apologies if this question has been answered a million times
before but I tried looking through the available posts and couldn't find
an answer - I guess I should be asking where the FAQ for this group is :)
Anyway, I have a JTree and I know that by double-clicking on ...

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I have a sorted JList and I would like to select the item that matches  the
user's keystrokes:
example list {"Cardiff", "Carlisle", "Edinburgh", "Glasgow",  "Liverpool",

A user getting the following error when he tries to start our
application on his computer (Windows).  I believe it's happening
because a required font is not installed?  If so, can you tell me what
he would need to do to get the proper font available for our