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1. Detect which monitor shows the Window    stackoverflow.com

I do have main application JFrame window which can include different components. I open a self implemented OnScreenKeyboard when the user select a editable textfield. The OSK is also a JFrame ...

2. Output jFrame to second monitor if possible    stackoverflow.com

i have a jFrame on Swing in Java, and i want it to output to second monitor, if this monitor exists. I tried this (by this page) to get resolutions ...

3. All the Swing frames get "frozen" when wait() is called in Java    stackoverflow.com

I want to wait() the put() method called from the second thread which has been connected to the Server (Monitor). But when i do this, the whole GUI frames (Swing) including ...

4. How to deploy a JFrame in multiple monitor configuration    stackoverflow.com

I'd like to build an app that has 2 windows. The first one should always be in the first monitor, and can't be maximized. The second one should be launched in ...

5. Monitoring window resizes    coderanch.com

Actually I'd also like to post a couple follow up questions that are somewhat related, no sense in creating a new thread. First of all, the point of doing this was so that I could 'dock' these frames so that one frame takes up the left half and another the right half. I also want to add in functionality so that ...

6. JFrame monitor of a calculation    coderanch.com

Swing doesn't do well with this; it would take a lot of work. If you have a long-running task and need to keep the user apprised of the progress you can use a JProgressBar. Usually, updates come as a result of, or in response to user interaction. The app below shows this. import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.*; public class PostingResults ...