GUI and Web Frameworks

You can use a pogress bar to indicate the state of some operation.

By using this swing component, you can select an option from a given list of mutually exclusive options.

This swing component has the capability of double buffering along with the ability to group other components.

This swing component does not display the text entered into it, but displays the specified character (such as *) as input is given into the field.

This swing component displays some information to the user or get confirmation from the user so that the program can be executed further based on the choice the user makes.

This property of Common Dialog control determines which filter value will be displayed by default.

This interface is used in java whenever a user wants a component to be resized, moved, shown or hidden in an applet.

This swing component uses the M-UI architecture and lets you deal with list models for programming.

These swing components are button like objects that can trigger specific actions in a program.

Layered panes create the dimension along the depth of a component.

You can start new sessions by using an internal frame in an application.

This swing components represents swing menus.

In this swing component, the child components can be displayed one tab at a time over multiple tabs.

One can position components on each layer of the layered pane.

In Java AWT, the default layout manager for a Frame is BorderLayout (5 regions: North, South, East, West, Center). FlowLayout arranges components left-to-right, GridLayout divides into equal grid cells, and CardLayout shows one component at a time. BorderLayout is the Frame's default.