1. MDI : How to create snappable internal jframes stackoverflow.comI am interested in creating a work place consisting of multiple jframes. I would like to implement the functionality that google dashboard uses to dock their frames into a position. I ... |
2. Java - How to make a set of JInternalFrame independant of each other? stackoverflow.comI'm programming a short Paint program like and I'm trying to make an MDI architecture for it. To make that happen, I used JInternalFrame inside a JDesktopPane. Although I kind of obtain ... |
3. Java - Problem when Resizing a JInternalFrame stackoverflow.comIn a previous SO question, I was talking about somes issues dealing with my MDI architecture. I have now another problem when resizing my JInternalFrame. Here is a ... |
4. When making an MDI should I use JDesktopPane or JFrame stackoverflow.comIt appears as if there is very little use of JDesktopPane but it doesn't appear to be deprecated. Are they any advantages of using JDesktopPane instead JFrame? I mainly plan on ... |
5. Non-maximizable JInternalFrame being maximised in MDI Application coderanch.comDear all, I have a JDesktop that is being populated with JInternalFrames where some of them are Palettes(toolbox). When I maximise one of the JInternalFrames(non-toolbox) and later try to set the selected frame to a toolbox frame, that tool box gets maximised. And since my toolbox is non-iconifiable, I could only switch back to the other JInternalFrame by closing that toolbox. ... |
6. InterActing InternalFrames in SWING - MDI Application coderanch.comimport javax.swing.*; import javax.swing.event.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; class Testing { public void buildGUI() { Frame1 f1 = new Frame1(); Frame2 f2 = new Frame2(); f1.buildGUI(); f2.buildGUI(); DocumentListener dl = new DocListener(f1.tf1,f1.tf2,f2.tf3); f1.tf1.getDocument().addDocumentListener(dl); f1.tf2.getDocument().addDocumentListener(dl); } public static void main(String[] args) { SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable(){ public void run(){ new Testing().buildGUI(); } }); } } class Frame1 { JTextField tf1 = new JTextField(10); JTextField ... |
7. [SOLVED] Internal frames inside a MDI form java-forums.orgHi all, While minimizing the internal frames inside an MDI form(which is in not fully maximised to fit the screen). The internal frame is Iconified in the bottom line of the MDI. But When I maximize(fully maximised and fitted to the screen) the MDI form, the internal frames which are already iconified still stays in its ex position. I want it ... |