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Java

by Michael Sikora
January 2003
Beginner to intermediate
150 pages
7h 28m
English
Morgan Kaufmann
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[] 8.4 Swing Containers
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8.4 Swing Containers
8.4.1 Top-Level Containers
There are two types of top-level containers in Swing: applets and windows. An applet in Swing
is a subclass of JApplet, as indicated by the declaration
public class Multiply extends JApplet
An applet will have an associated layout. An applet will contain components or other
intermediate-level containers such as panels. An applet is downloaded by a Java-enabled Web
browser then run: we discuss this aspect of applets in Section 8.10.
The second type of top-level container is a window. If we wish to add a GUI to a Java
application, ...
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