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JTextField in a JMenuItem09 Dec 2004 18:17 GMT1
I've managed to put a jtextfield in a jmenuitem:
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private class JTestMenuItem
     extends JMenuItem {
Progressbars (probably again...)09 Dec 2004 13:25 GMT12
I know this has been discussed several times here, but I cannot find
my answer in any search...so here goes....
Like many others, I have a simple dialog... push a button... and start
a lengthy task (in this case, importing a comma-delimited text file
JOptionpane.showInputDialog09 Dec 2004 09:09 GMT1
Good day everyone,
I have have two questions concerning Input Dialog Boxes and I would
appreciate
your help.
Having a headache JTable problem09 Dec 2004 04:42 GMT7
Hi, group
I am having a headache JTable update problem, your help will be greatly
appreciated.
I have a JTable created with a customized TableModel and TableColumnModel.
How can I implement a multi-row dialog box.08 Dec 2004 15:17 GMT2
This is a common problem and I'm sure there must be an obvious way to
implement it, but I can't find it. I know Java reasonably well but have
very limited experience of Swing/AWT
I want to read in records from a file (or database) display them in a
I18N / L10N Specialist expected to be bi-lingual?07 Dec 2004 20:05 GMT3
I'm a UI designer/developer who is considering pushing myself as an
internationalization/localization specialist.
I know the engineering side (unicode, stringtables, java/windows api's,
etc), I've I18N'd multiple UI's from the ground up but am only fluent in
Override paint() problem07 Dec 2004 16:08 GMT7
I wonder if there's a solution to my problem. In my JPopupMenu() I want to
draw my own (predefined) component whenever a JMenu is to be painted. I want
to use all the functionality of JMenu but have a different representation of
it.
transparent JTabbedPane07 Dec 2004 11:02 GMT4
hi Friends,
I have a JFrame as toplevel container. I have set a JPanel as
contentPane for this JFrame. This JPanel has a background image which I
am drawing in its paintComponent method. This JPanel has a JTabbedPane
Resizing a JPEG07 Dec 2004 08:15 GMT5
I'd like to resize a JPEG file quickly using Java.  I currently use the
following code:
final Frame theDummyFrame = new Frame();
BufferedImage theOrigImage = ImageIO.read( theSourceFile );
JFrame prevent resize07 Dec 2004 06:26 GMT1
How is it possible to prevent resizing/maximizing a JFrame?
Thanks,
Adrien
Java method problem07 Dec 2004 00:08 GMT2
Hello, can someone pls tell me, why the return statement are still giving
error messenges?
public class op4d4 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Not able to view background image in JPanel06 Dec 2004 20:20 GMT6
hi friends,
This is my code.
I am not able to view my background image in JPanel (which is the
content pane for JFrame). When the application starts it shows me black
JTable and JCheckBox06 Dec 2004 18:35 GMT1
Hy everybody,
I'm trying to insert checkbox in a column of a jtable. I decide to use
the following (from public class ClasseModelloTabella extends
DefaultTableModel):
Drawing gif on desktop06 Dec 2004 16:43 GMT2
Is there a way to draw a gif (for example an animate one) on the desktop
among the other incon without surrounding the gif with the JFrame for
example.
Or is there a way to make the JFrame (or what it needs at its place)
GUI Object Design06 Dec 2004 14:20 GMT3
I am pretty new to Java and I am trying to get my hands around OOD.
In the course of designing a GUI, I am working on breaking down the
components into the necessary objects so that the code will be as
versatile as possible.
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