The event IDs for the WindowEvent class : Window Event « Swing Event « Java Tutorial

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Java Tutorial » Swing Event » Window Event   15. 41. 1. The event IDs for the WindowEvent class Event ID Description WINDOW_OPENED occurs the first time a window is made visible. WINDOW_CLOSING occurs as a result of the close icon being selected or Close being selected from the window's system menu. WINDOW_CLOSED occurs when the window has been closed. WINDOW_ACTIVATED occurs when the window is activated - obtains the focus, in other words. When another GUI component has the focus, you could make the window obtain the focus by clicking on it, for example. WINDOW_DEACTIVATED occurs when the window is deactivated - loses the focus, in other words. Clicking on another window would cause this event, for example. WINDOW_GAINED_FOCUS occurs when the window gains the focus. This implies that the window or one of its components will receive keyboard events. WINDOW_LOST_FOCUS occurs when the window loses the focus. This implies that keyboard events will not be delivered to the window or any of its components. WINDOW_ICONIFIED occurs when the window is minimized and reduced to an icon. WINDOW_DEICONIFIED occurs when the window is restored from an icon. WINDOW_STATE_CHANGED occurs when the window state changes - when it is maximized or minimized, for instance. 15. 41. Window Event 15. 41. 1.  The event IDs for the WindowEvent class 15. 41. 2.  Making a Window Handle its Own Events 15. 41. 3.  The WindowListener Interface: events reflecting changes in the state of a window 15. 41. 4.  Using WindowListener 15. 41. 5.  Using Adapter Classes 15. 41. 6.  Listens for window iconify and deiconify events, so that it can stop the animation when the window isn't visible. 15. 41. 7.  WindowListener, WindowFocusListener, WindowStateListener 15. 41. 8.  extends WindowAdapter 15. 41. 9.  Handle a window closing event 15. 41. 10.  Setting the Initial Focused Component in a Window 15. 41. 11.  int java.awt.event.WindowEvent.WINDOW_OPENED