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? 7 ? Java ?????

? 7 ? Java ?????. LECTURER: ?? X.ZHANG@SEU.EDU.CN. Content. AWT and Swing Introduction Swing Container ? JFrame, JPanel ? Swing Components Layout Manager Event and Event-based Programming Menu. AWT Introduction. Abstract Window Tookit Basic UI component of Java

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Chapter 13 Creating User Interfaces

Chapter 13 Creating User Interfaces. What is JavaBeans? Component and JComponent JButton ImageIcon JLabel JTextField JTextArea JComboBox JList. JCheckBox JRadioButton Borders Menus Creating Multiple Windows JScrollBar JScrollPane. What is a JavaBean?.

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Lecture on Creating Graphical User Interfaces in Java

Lecture on Creating Graphical User Interfaces in Java. www.AssignmentPoint.com. Outline. what we can do: creating a GUI using Java and Swing Java graphical component hierarchy layout and positioning of graphical components in a GUI Java's event-driven model: action events

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Chapter 13 Creating User Interfaces

Chapter 13 Creating User Interfaces.

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Chapter 13 Creating User Interfaces

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TCU CoSc 10403 Introduction to Programming (with Java)

TCU CoSc 10403 Introduction to Programming (with Java). Java Components. Components. GUI components ( widgets ) are defined in the Java API and are used to provide mechanisms that allow a user to interact with an applet. (GUIs)

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Chapter 17 Creating User Interfaces

Chapter 17 Creating User Interfaces. Fall 2011. Motivations.

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Chapter 16 Creating User Interfaces

Chapter 16 Creating User Interfaces. Motivations.

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Chapter 9: Creating User Interfaces

Chapter 9: Creating User Interfaces. What is JavaBean? JComponent JButton ImageIcon JLabel JTextField JTextArea JComboBox JList. JCheckBox JRadioButton Menus Creating Multiple Windows JScrollBar JScrollPane. What is a JavaBean?.

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Creating User Interfaces

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Chapter 15 Creating User Interfaces

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Chapter 9: Creating User Interfaces

Chapter 9: Creating User Interfaces. What is JavaBean? JComponent JButton JLabel JTextField JTextArea JComboBox JList JCheckBox JRadioButton. Menus Creating Multiple Windows JScrollBar JScrollPane. What is a JavaBean?.

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Chapter 11 Creating User Interfaces

Chapter 11 Creating User Interfaces. What is JavaBean? JComponent JButton ImageIcon JLabel JTextField JTextArea JComboBox JList. JCheckBox JRadioButton Menus Creating Multiple Windows JScrollBar JScrollPane. JComponent Properties. toolTipText font background foreground

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Creating User Interfaces

Creating User Interfaces. JComponent JButton JLabel JTextField JTextArea JComboBox JList JCheckBox JRadioButton Dialogs. Component Properties. The Component class is root for all UI components and containers. List of frequently used properties: font background foreground

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CSE 331

CSE 331. Visual Index of Swing GUI Components slides created by Marty Stepp based on materials by M. Ernst, S. Reges, D. Notkin, R. Mercer, Wikipedia http://www.cs.washington.edu/331/. Components. Swing inheritance hierarchy. Component (AWT) Window Frame JFrame (Swing) JDialog

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CSE 331

CSE 331. Visual Index of Swing GUI Components slides created by Marty Stepp based on materials by M. Ernst, S. Reges, D. Notkin, R. Mercer, Wikipedia http://www.cs.washington.edu/331/. Components. Swing inheritance hierarchy. Component (AWT) Window Frame JFrame (Swing) JDialog

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Session 2

Session 2. Module 3: Layout Managers Module 4: Swing Menu Components. Module 1 Review. Module 2 Review. Module 3: Layout Managers. Objectives. Package java.awt. Setting a Layout to a Container. container.setLayout ( LayoutObject );. container.setSize (width,height);

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Computer Science 209

Computer Science 209. The Adapter Pattern. The Context of the Adapter Pattern. I want to use an existing class (the adaptee ) without modifying it The context for using this class requires conformance to an different interface (the target )

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