Form « JPanel « Java Swing Q&A

1. JPanel form in netbeans forums.netbeans.org

Hi, i m new to netbeans...so i dont even know very small things... i have created one JFrame having two buttons...nd one panel...on click of one button it should change the ...

2. Adding a JPanel form into a Jframe form forums.netbeans.org

I'm very new to java so I apologize if this has been asked before or is something really stupid I should be able to figure out how to do for myself ...

3. JPanel Form vs JFrame Form forums.netbeans.org

Dear All, I am new to NetBeans and I am confused with the terminology used. What is the difference between a JPanel Form and a JFrame Form? Can I create a Windows application only by creating a JPanel Form? I was under the impression that you create a JFrame, then add a JPanel to it and add the components. George

4. JPanel Form forums.netbeans.org

5. Create new 'JPanel Form'? forums.netbeans.org

Hi, I'd like to know what the "create new JPanel Form" is for (File > New File > Swing GUI Forms > JPanel Form)? I mean, then I have a class with the JPanel, but I cannot make a JPanel visible itself. It has to be contained in eg a JFrame, and be a child of it. But as there is ...

6. how handle multiple form(panels) coderanch.com

// must be defined as global private variable JFrame loginFrame; //must be defined in your constructor login.addActionListener(this); public void actionPerformed(Event e) { Object a = e.getSource(); if (a==login) { loginFrame = new JFrame() JPanel panel = new JPanel(); //add your textfields and buttons to panel //add an ok Button ok.addActionListener(this); } if (a==ok){ loginFrame.dispose(); } }