JDialog

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JDialog

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Independant sub-window used for temporary purposes independent of main window content

Question 2

JDialog Usage Examples

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Display error messages
Display warnings
Present images
Directory trees

Question 3

Swing component classes that directly instantiate and display dialogs

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JOptionPane
ProgressMonitor
JColorChooser
JFileChooser
Printing API

Question 4

What are dialogs dependent upon?

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Frame components

Question 5

If frame is iconified…

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…dependent Dialogs dissapear from the screen

Question 6

If frame is deiconified…

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…dependent Dialogs return to the screen

Question 7

Dialogs can be MODAL

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Blocks user input to all other windows in the program

Question 8

Create modal dialog

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JOptionPane creates modal JDialogs

Question 9

Create non-modal dialog

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Use JDialog class directly

Question 10

JDialog class is subclass of…

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AWT (Abstract Windows ToolKit) java.awt.Dialog class

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What does java.awt.Dialog class do?

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Adds a root pane container and support for a default close operation to the Dialog object

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JOptionPane

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Container that automatically creates a JDialog and adds itself to the JDialog’s content pant

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Using JOptionPane to customize

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Lays out std dialog
Provides icons
Specify dialog title and text
Customizing button text
Customize components the dialog displays
Specify where dialog appears on screen

Question 14

JOptionPane icons

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Information
Warning
Error

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Constructors for JDialog create a JDialog instance

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Boolean argument
Set to true to specify model dialog, else set to false or absent
Specify title of dialog using string argument

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setDefaultCloseOperation()

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DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE
HIDE_ON_CLOSE
DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE