| Java Tutorial » Swing » JInternalFrame |
| 14. 53. 1. Rules of Using Internal Frames | |
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Dialogs that are internal frames should be implemented using JOptionPane or JInternalFrame, not JDialog. To create a simple dialog, you can use the JOptionPane showInternalXxxDialog methods. | |
Internal frames fire internal frame events, not window events. |
| 14. 53. JInternalFrame | ||||
| 14. 53. 1. | Rules of Using Internal Frames | |||
| 14. 53. 2. | JInternalFrame style: Not Resizable, Not Closable, Not Maximizable, Not Iconifiable |  | ||
| 14. 53. 3. | DragMode: JDesktopPane.OUTLINE_DRAG_MODE |  | ||
| 14. 53. 4. | JInternalFrame: JInternalFrame.isPalette |  | ||
| 14. 53. 5. | Listening to InternalFrameListener |  | ||
| 14. 53. 6. | JInternalFrame Property Constants | |||
| 14. 53. 7. | Demonstrating the use of the constants within a PropertyChangeListener. |  | ||
| 14. 53. 8. | Customizing a JInternalFrame Look and Feel | |||
| 14. 53. 9. | Customizing JInternalFrame.DesktopIcon Look and Feel | |||