1. First call to JFrame constructor takes a long time during Swing application startup (because of java.awt.Window()) stackoverflow.comI'm trying to build a simple, lightweight, and responsive application using Java Swing. When it launches, however, there is a noticeable delay (>500ms) before the window (a JFrame) appears. I've tracked it down ... |
2. JFrame does not load on application startup! forums.netbeans.orgI'm new to Netbeans and Netbeans platform in specific! I have created a JFrame under a Netbeans Platform project. However when I successfully build my application the JFrame and its contents do not show up. How can I set this JFrame to load on application startup like the Window Component???! Need urgent assistance please! |
3. Login window before application startup java-forums.orgHey im very new to gui's and not sure what the most appropriate way I should do something... What im trying to get is something like a login window, that asks for username and password then checks that by connecting to a database, before activating the main application. Im not sure if what im looking for is a dialog window or ... |