Latest Answer: Create a cellRenderer and set the required color based on the condition, then install this Renderer on all the cells ...
Latest Answer: A heavyweight component is one that is associated with its own native screen resource (commonly known as a peer). A lightweight component(swing) is one that "borrows" the screen resource of an ancestor (which means it has no native ...
suppose i have 4 JFrames in my project and i want to use single JDialog for all the JFrames, in such situation i have to pass the current JFrame class ie "this" keyword , the problem to receive
Latest Answer: Content Pane holds the container's visible components excluding Menu Bar.Every Top level container has a root pane which includes glass pane ( to intercept user events like mouse clicks), layered pane ( to display overlapping components, content pane ...
Latest Answer: The difference is based on whether you want a Console based application or a Browser based application. For console applications use Frame and for browser applications use Applet.The other different is that Applet has FlowLayout as the default layout ...
Latest Answer: Container is a place to store the components. if am not correct plz let me know ...
Does any one have generic java code to handle any type of database application? Instead of having sqls, validation, error handling, transaction log, and other coding for every screen, why cant we have generic java clsses and just desing new screens and pass the field values....
Latest Answer: It behaves in a platform-dependent manner in order to integrate with the drag-and-drop facilities of the native platform. ...
Latest Answer: Frame is a top level window with a titlebar and a menubar, Frame is the subclass of WindowFrame is a container for other java components,Window is a top level window with no titllebar and no menubar, ...
Latest Answer: it is "ScrollPaneConstants" and not "ScrollPaneConstant" ...
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