- Hi, everyone, please explain displaying JPanel, ON button click in the same Frame i've displayed a new JFrame with respect to button click but not JPanel here's my code but it didn't work!
- Your class in not a JComponet and key listeners can be added to JComponet (YOu one only implements KeyListener). See the examples again It should extend a JComponent (like JPanel).
- This Java Swing tip illustrates a method of implementing blocking of mouse and key events in an applicatoin. This tip uses a glass pane for blocking the mouse and key events. This tip may be useful for developers where they want users to use the application with limited controls.
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Actually, I add the key listener directly in the JPanel. I create a private inner KeyListener class in that JPanel and add the KeyListener to the JPanel. I do the same thing using MouseMotionListener and it goes all well. But it is not the case for KeyListener which still nothing happen and keyPressed method are still not been called. May 23, 2018 HashMap getOrDefault(key, defaultValue) method in Java with Examples. Returns the action command that is included in the event sent to action listeners. Program to create a simple JComboBox and add elements to it. Link brightness4 code.
You can tell what kinds of events a component can fire by looking at the kinds of event listeners you can register on it. For example, the
JComboBox
class defines these listener registration methods:addActionListener
addItemListener
addPopupMenuListener
Thus, a combo box supports action, item, and popup menu listeners in addition to the listener methods it inherits from
JComponent
.Listeners supported by Swing components fall into two categories:
Listeners that All Swing Components Support
Because all Swing components descend from the AWT
Component
class, you can register the following listeners on any Swing component:- component listener
- Listens for changes in the component's size, position, or visibility.
- focus listener
- Listens for whether the component gained or lost the keyboard focus.
- key listener
- Listens for key presses; key events are fired only by the component that has the current keyboard focus.
- mouse listener
- Listens for mouse clicks, mouse presses, mouse releases and mouse movement into or out of the component's drawing area.
- mouse-motion listener
- Listens for changes in the mouse cursor's position over the component.
- mouse-wheel listener
- Listens for mouse wheel movement over the component.
- Hierarchy Listener
- Listens for changes to a component's containment hierarchy of changed events.
- Hierarchy Bounds Listener
- Listens for changes to a component's containment hierarchy of moved and resized events.
All Swing components descend from the AWT
Container
class, but many of them are not used as containers. So, technically speaking, any Swing component can fire container events, which notify listeners that a component has been added to or removed from the container. Realistically speaking, however, only containers (such as panels and frames) and compound components (such as combo boxes) typically fire container events.JComponent
provides support for three more listener types. You can register an ancestor listener to be notified when a component's containment ancestors are added to or removed from a container, hidden, made visible, or moved. This listener type is an implementation detail which predated hierarchy listeners.The other two listener types are part of the Swing components' conformance to the JavaBeans specification. Among other things, this means that Swing components support bound and constrained properties and notify listeners of changes to the properties. Property change listeners listen for changes to bound properties and are used by several Swing components, such as formatted text fields, to track changes on a component's bound properties. Also, property change listeners, as well as vetoable change listeners are used by builder tools to listen for changes on constrained properties. For more information refer to the Properties lesson in the JavaBeans trail.
Other Listeners that Swing Components Support
The following table lists Swing components and the specialized listeners they support, not including listeners supported by all
Component
s, Container
s, or JComponent
s. In many cases, the events are fired directly from the component. In other cases, the events are fired from the component's data or selection model. To find out the details for the particular component and listener you are interested in, go first to the component how-to section, and then if necessary to the listener how-to section.Component | Action Listener | Caret Listener | Change Listener | Document Listener, Undoable Edit Listener | Item Listener | List Selection Listener | Window Listener | Other Types of Listeners |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
button | ||||||||
check box | ||||||||
color chooser | ||||||||
combo box | ||||||||
dialog | ||||||||
editor pane | hyperlink | |||||||
file chooser | ||||||||
formatted text field | ||||||||
frame | ||||||||
internal frame | internal frame | |||||||
list | list data | |||||||
menu | menu | |||||||
menu item | menu key menu drag mouse | |||||||
option pane | ||||||||
password field | ||||||||
popup menu | popup menu | |||||||
progress bar | ||||||||
radio button | ||||||||
slider | ||||||||
spinner | ||||||||
tabbed pane | ||||||||
table | table model table column model cell editor | |||||||
text area | ||||||||
text field | ||||||||
text pane | hyperlink | |||||||
toggle button | ||||||||
tree | tree expansion tree will expand tree model tree selection | |||||||
viewport (used by scrollpane) |
You can tell what kinds of events a component can fire by looking at the kinds of event listeners you can register on it. For example, the
JComboBox
class defines these listener registration methods:addActionListener
addItemListener
addPopupMenuListener
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Thus, a combo box supports action, item, and popup menu listeners in addition to the listener methods it inherits from
JComponent
.Listeners supported by Swing components fall into two categories:
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Listeners that All Swing Components Support
Because all Swing components descend from the AWT
Component
class, you can register the following listeners on any Swing component:Jpanel Doesn't Generate Key Event Center
- component listener
- Listens for changes in the component's size, position, or visibility.
- focus listener
- Listens for whether the component gained or lost the keyboard focus.
- key listener
- Listens for key presses; key events are fired only by the component that has the current keyboard focus.
- mouse listener
- Listens for mouse clicks, mouse presses, mouse releases and mouse movement into or out of the component's drawing area.
- mouse-motion listener
- Listens for changes in the mouse cursor's position over the component.
- mouse-wheel listener
- Listens for mouse wheel movement over the component.
- Hierarchy Listener
- Listens for changes to a component's containment hierarchy of changed events.
- Hierarchy Bounds Listener
- Listens for changes to a component's containment hierarchy of moved and resized events.
All Swing components descend from the AWT
Container
class, but many of them are not used as containers. So, technically speaking, any Swing component can fire container events, which notify listeners that a component has been added to or removed from the container. Realistically speaking, however, only containers (such as panels and frames) and compound components (such as combo boxes) typically fire container events.Youth shape the future of a nation by replacing the previous generation in key political, social and cultural roles. This causes regular revolutions in values and ideas as people reach adulthood and take over for others. Accepted social mores often shift to reflect the views of the younger generation. Nov 15, 2012 This generation, the most interconnected generation ever, continues to grow rapidly, and the challenges they face are ever more daunting. About half of all young people survive on less than two dollars a day. More than 100 million adolescents do not attend school. Every year, 16 million adolescent girls become mothers. Youth generation is the key to future of any country music. Nov 15, 2016 A youth is any person between the age of 15 years and 30 years regardless of the gender. Unfortunately, the youth are the backbone of a society and hence they determine the future of any given society. This is because all other age groups, the kids, teenagers, middle aged and the senior citizens rely on the youth and expect a lot from them.
JComponent
provides support for three more listener types. You can register an ancestor listener to be notified when a component's containment ancestors are added to or removed from a container, hidden, made visible, or moved. This listener type is an implementation detail which predated hierarchy listeners.The other two listener types are part of the Swing components' conformance to the JavaBeans specification. Among other things, this means that Swing components support bound and constrained properties and notify listeners of changes to the properties. Property change listeners listen for changes to bound properties and are used by several Swing components, such as formatted text fields, to track changes on a component's bound properties. Also, property change listeners, as well as vetoable change listeners are used by builder tools to listen for changes on constrained properties. For more information refer to the Properties lesson in the JavaBeans trail.
Other Listeners that Swing Components Support
The following table lists Swing components and the specialized listeners they support, not including listeners supported by all
Component
s, Container
s, or JComponent
s. In many cases, the events are fired directly from the component. In other cases, the events are fired from the component's data or selection model. To find out the details for the particular component and listener you are interested in, go first to the component how-to section, and then if necessary to the listener how-to section.Jpanel Doesn't Generate Key Event Center
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Component | Action Listener | Caret Listener | Change Listener | Document Listener, Undoable Edit Listener | Item Listener | List Selection Listener | Window Listener | Other Types of Listeners |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
button | ||||||||
check box | ||||||||
color chooser | ||||||||
combo box | ||||||||
dialog | ||||||||
editor pane | hyperlink | |||||||
file chooser | ||||||||
formatted text field | ||||||||
frame | ||||||||
internal frame | internal frame | |||||||
list | list data | |||||||
menu | menu | |||||||
menu item | menu key menu drag mouse | |||||||
option pane | ||||||||
password field | ||||||||
popup menu | popup menu | |||||||
progress bar | ||||||||
radio button | ||||||||
slider | ||||||||
spinner | ||||||||
tabbed pane | ||||||||
table | table model table column model cell editor | |||||||
text area | ||||||||
text field | ||||||||
text pane | hyperlink | |||||||
toggle button | ||||||||
tree | tree expansion tree will expand tree model tree selection | |||||||
viewport (used by scrollpane) |