M2 - The Container Class

• Container Class


  Any class which has other components in it is called as a ________. For building GUI applications at least one ________ is necessary.
• Panel


  Used to organize components on to a window.
• Frame


  A fully functioning window with icons and titles
• Dialog


  It is like a pop up window but not fully functional like the frame
• Frame


  A graphical window on the screen.
• JFrame Class


  Contains the most basic functionalities that support features found in any frame window, such as minimizing the window, moving the window, and resizing the window.
• void setTitle(String)


  Sets a JFrame's title to the String argument.
• void setSize(Dimension)


  Sets a JFrame's size using a ________ class object; the ________ (int, int) constructor creates an object that represents both a width and a height.
• String getTitle()


  Returns a JFrame's title.
• void setResizable(boolean)


  Sets the JFrame to be resizable by passing true to the method, or sets the JFrame to be not resizable by passing false to the method.
• boolean isResizeable()


  Return true or false to indicate whether the JFrame is resizeable.
• void setVisible(Boolean)


  Sets a JFrame to be visible using the Boolean argument true and invisible using the Boolean argument false
• void setBounds(int, int, int, int)


  Overrides the default behavior of the JFrame to be positioned in the upper- left corner of the computer screen's desktop. The first two arguments are the horizontal and vertical positions of the JFrame's upper-left corner on the desktop. The final two sssarguments set the width and height
• JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE


  Exits the program when the JFrame is closed.
• WindowConstants.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE


  Closes the frame, disposes of the JFrame object, and keeps running the application.
• WindowConstants.DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE


  Keeps the JFrame and continues running. In other words, it functionally disables the Close button.
• WindowConstants.HIDE_ON_CLOSE


  Closes the JFrame and continues running; this is the default operation that you frequently want to override.