Our applet needs to support the MS JVM (and therefore Java 1.1). I have
been looking to create a draggable Window to replace a Frame that we
have since we want the frame to be 'undecorated' (no minimize button,
etc). I found some code on the Sun forums to create a draggable window

Hey there,
I need to be able to dynamically resize a shape to fill up a fixed
drawing area... kind of an auto-zoom type behavior.   I've acheived the
zoom-in and zoom-out by getting the bounds of my polygon, comparing

i am trying to make my JFrame window Transparent.How it is possible??

I'm currently using Xerlin, and I'm woundering if I can change the
context menu items into another language? and how?
Regards

I'm using a JPanel to hold a variable number of components.
When the number of components changes, I do a JPanel.removeAll() and
then loop through the components doing a JPanel.add().
When I do this, the on-screen display ends up empty.  If I then grab

I googled for this simple question wih no success...
I use a JTable containing checkboxes, spinners, etc...
How can I set the column width to closely match the size of a given
components ?

why my applet can't display components like JButton or JTextField, but
JLabel is well

I'm struggling with this code snippet. A selected row in a table is to
be deleted when the delete key is pressed. The row deleted turns out to
be the row BELOW the one selected.
Running exactly this code from a button instead (no key listener) gives

I've got a large JScrollPane and when I scroll it with the mouse wheel
it only moves about one pixel up or down for each click of the mouse
wheel.  Native apps have a much larger movement, about 15 to 25 pixels.
 What is the right way to adjust this to make the mouse wheel more ...

I would like my JDialog to pop up with a size that is just adequate to
contain what is within, which includes various components and layouts in
the hierarchy.  I'm hoping someone can tell me in a nutshell what
sequence of operations to perform.

I have an application that displays about 130 text lines in a scrollable
JList via the DefaultListModel.  Approximately 1 entry is modified each
second which is done by determining the position of the item and invoking
setElementAt of the DefaultListModel object.  My Athlon XP-1800+ ...

I don't know if this problem is JGoodies Binding something else.
I have 3 fields on a form on which users can enter information on:
The fields are for entering a amount (amountField) of an item,  deposit
(depositField),  and an installment (installmentField).

I was just wondering, i want to add Components on to a Tab , but when i
use the add() method it adds the Compenents (JPanels, and JButtons) on
to different Tabs (creates a new tab and adds it to it). I have solved
this problem by adding everything to another JPanel (the final ...

I have this piece of code;
Frame containing JTabbedPane (mTabbedPane)
     JTabbedPane has a JPanel (finalPanel)
         finalPanel contains a JScrollPane which has a ImagePanel*