Creating a Text Field to Display and Edit a social security number : Formatted TextField « Swing JFC « Java

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Java » Swing JFC » Formatted TextField Screenshots  Creating a Text Field to Display and Edit a social security number    import javax.swing.JFormattedTextField; import javax.swing.text.MaskFormatter; public class Main {   public static void main(String[] argv) throws Exception{     MaskFormatter fmt = new MaskFormatter("###-###-####");     JFormattedTextField tft1 = new JFormattedTextField(fmt);     fmt = new MaskFormatter("###-##-####");     JFormattedTextField tft2 = new JFormattedTextField(fmt);   } }             Related examples in the same category 1.  different configurations of JFormattedTextField: Number 2.  Different configurations of JFormattedTextField: Date 3.  JFormattedTextField: an input mask (###) ###-#### for a telephone number 4.  Using an InputVerifier with a formatted textfield 5.  A formatter for regular expressions to be used with JFormattedTextField 6.  Field with different formats with focus and without 7.  Input: any number of hyphen-delimeted numbers. Output: int array 8.  A quick demonstration of JFormattedTextField 9.  Formatter Factory Demo 10.  Formatted TextField Demo 11.  Accepting Formatted Input 12.  Formatted TextField Example 13.  Input Verification Demo 14.  Creating a Text Field to Display and Edit a Phone Number 15.  Make custom Input Text Formatter in Java 16.  Support a date with the custom format: 2009-1-1 17.  A BigDecimal object custom formatter 18.  A decimal number with one digit following the decimal point; 19.  Dynamically change the format 20.  Creating a Text Field to Display and Edit a Number 21.  Creating a Text Field to Display and Edit a Date 22.  Format and validate input field in Java Swing 23.  Input Verification Dialog Demo