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Trick of Positioning the Containers of JFrame

by Narayan Gopal Maharjan
June 18, 2009July 28, 2012
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Many developers want their own Layout Manager with user-defined so JAVA has provided a separate method for the every container of JFrame Component and that method is setBounds(). This method helps the developers to position the container as per their need .

About SetBounds() method:

This method consists four parameter

  Syntax:
    <strong> </strong><em><strong>xxx.setBounds(int x_axis, int y_axis, int width, int height);</strong>
</em>

Syntax:

xxx.setBounds(int x_axis, int y_axis, int width, int height);

We can arrange the containers with the help of this method easily.Read More »Trick of Positioning the Containers of JFrame

Frame Height in Applet

by Narayan Gopal Maharjan
February 8, 2009January 31, 2012

Actually the the height we defined for JFrame may differ as what we assume . In windows JFrame uses its height including it’s title bar and the bottom border of window frame.It can be illustrated below :
Let’s we code the JFrame size.

<em>In syntax: JFrame_var_name.setSize(Width_px, Height_px);</em>
foreg.  xxx.setSize(100, <strong>100</strong>);

1 2	<em>In syntax: JFrame_var_name.setSize(Width_px, Height_px);</em> foreg. xxx.setSize(100, <strong>100</strong>);

In this code we can see that we defined a JFrame size to 100px width and 100px height. But actually some programmer feels problem on the height of the windows size , even we had declare the size of the JFrame to 100. The JFrame height includes the title bar and it’s bottom liner height.

Trick of Positioning the Containers of JFrame

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