I am developing an AWT application. It runs smoothly on single monitor. However, when used with a multiple monitor set up:
I expect part of my frame contains the JTextArea but it occupies entirely. I cannot trace the error here.
I\'m trying to design a JButton (an \"Ok\" button) that to look good has to be horizontally centered in the containing JFrame.
I\'ve been asked to investigate the possibility of embedding Swing components from separate Java/Swing processes into a different process.Think Chrome.
I am using a Swing Timer in my game but when the game is running it appears to have moments when it runs smoothly and moments when it slows down.
I am learning some GUI stuff on Java and I think Im missing something here. 开发者_JAVA百科I have some components vertically listed using BoxLayout, such as some JButtons one above other. Now I want t
I was looking at the Geotools Quickstart tutorial using Eclipse http://docs.geotools.org/latest/userguide/tutorial/quickstart/eclipse.html
When you type into a JTextArea, it automatically adjust it\'s size to fit the text typed in. A JTextField, however, does not seem to do that.
Does anyone know how to implement the up and down arrows of a JTable column header while sorting its rows?
I\'m creating a simple 2D game in java. I\'ve only done this in C++ with the Windows API so far. In java, I\'m getting a Graphics object by extending JFrame and calling this.getContentPane().getGraphi
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