Hello Group,
I have created a BufferedImage and painted into that image. Now I would
like to display the image in a Swing Component that will be part of a
window (JFrame).

I have a JPanel with two JButtons.  Each button and the JPanel itself
have the same class type of extended MouseAdapter added.  Code for the
Adapter as follows:
   public class CursorContextListener extends MouseAdapter{

Hai!
I am vijaya.
I am working for a swings GUI project.I have to get the same thing
that,  we get when we click the MyComputer Icon of the desktop from My

I'm trying to write a program that builds an image pixel by pixel and
displays it, and I seem to be coming unstuck with the color concepts.
To reduce the problem to a minumum, I have a test program with the
following:

I wish to have a program with 10 textfields. I want to check that the
value in each text field matches the corresponding entry in an string
array of 10 elements. At the moment, i have a single text field and a
single DocumentListener to check if the text field contains the correct

How do I get the text from a JComboBox if no items are in its list but
I've allowed the box to be editable so a user can type in their own
value? Do I have to add the text they type in to the list in order to
acquire it later?

I have been wrestling with any number of GUI based
configuration matters recently (both configuring the GUI
itself, as well as objects loaded/created by the applications).
It seems to take in inordinate amount of Java code to

I wanted to set default JLabel fonts for entire application with:
UIManager("Label.font", myFont);
but it didn't work.
Trying to solve the problem, I checked:

In Netbeans you can put (drag & drop) Swing componetnts
in main program easily...
Can anyone tell me if there is something like that for java graphics,
especially for jawa.awt.geom

From what I've been able to figure out, JDialog needs to depend upon
a Frame which can be supplied as the extension JFrame.  However,
JInternalFrame only extends JComponent.  How can one set up a
JDialog that depends upon a JInternalFrame?  Alternatively, can one

I am trying to print a file. I need to display the print dialog so that
the user can choose the correct printer. I got all this working.
My prolem occurs when the user chooses to print to a file (out.prn).
The source file is sent to the printer instead.

I am looking through the Swing source code trying to find the exact location
where a JLabel decides that it should truncate its text and display a "..."
at the end of it, like when there is insufficient space to display the full
text.  This is to try to resolve my post of October ...

Hello, I'm new to Java Gui and would like to know is there a method to call
that resizes buttons, also is there way I can place there anywhere I want on
the a Jpanel.

I was wondering if someone can help me with a problem. I have only started
programming in Java at the start of this year, and last month began
programming my first GUI application.
It is like a survey form with the usual GUI components: textfields, pull-down

The JScrollPane in GridBaglayout has strange behaviours!!
I am trying to put a JPanel in a JScrollPane. and the JScrollPane into
a JFrame.
The JFrame is set with GridBagLayout. here is the code :-