Re: Around the Frame

Wade Chandler <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.netbeans.user-interface
Message-ID <[email protected]>
This is all really just related to Swing.  Not really
NB.  If it (or ones like it) is to be asked on NB it
belongs in the nbusers mailing list.  This list is for
Netbeans UI specific questions and those related to
design and implementation of the NB UI itself.  I'll
answer some here for now, but please direct other
questions in this regard to nbusers, as well as pieces
I do not answer as I may not have time, but the Java
forums are really a better place for these questions
and the java tutorials are a good place to start.  see
inline...

--- diensiraj <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 1. Usually when i want to moving the cursor from one
> textfield to another
> textfield, i am 
>    using tab key or mouse. at this time, i am going
> to know if use Enter
> key. How to use   it?
See KeyListener and see Component.transferFocus and
transferFocusBackward

> 2. When i am using JFrame, How to make disable Max
> icon on the right top of
> the frame 
>    while running?
See the java.awt.Frame javadocs.  Get familiar with
Java docs.  See setResizable.

> 3. How can i change image icon on the left top of
> the frame?
setIconImage (iconImage property ... need to read up
on JavaBeans and properties to understand how they
relate in a JavaBean editing software such as Netbeans
unless just using purely code and no UI editor)

> 4. How to place image in the button?
See the different setIcon buttons.  See JButton, and
also understand the issues with mixing Swing and AWT
components ... two different component models with
Swing derived from AWT at the container and component
level, but not the separate AWT component level such
as JButton doesn't extend java.awt.Button.

> 5. How to place several tabs in the frame?
See the JTabbedPane component and it's javadocs.

Wade
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