Java Component Examples for GUI Beginner's

That seemed rather silly. So, here is a link to the tutorial and I will go over it in class.

I cannot begin to tell you how frustrating this is! I made this page and the archive for the course, and two months later they had changed all of the example links! Currently their examples are only shown in the new tutorial through using NetBeans, and they have removed links to the older version.

I have found some other sources for links to the originals to tell you where I was during the archive, but the pages I had pushed then will show up as page not found. If you watch the archive but have this page handy, you can click on these links as I talk about them.

I am so sorry - and so very annoyed!

At least here is a link to their new starting link. Sigh... http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/.

In case you do not have access to the class archive listing, here is the order I will look at pages: (Given their change, all of the examples (One-Six) in the class archive will say page not found but these should work. GRRRRRRR

• Lesson: Getting Started with Swing
  • Compiling and Running Swing Programs
• Lesson: Learning Swing by Example, the current Sun Lesson: Learning Swing by Example.
  • Example One: Your First Swing Program Discusses HelloWorld Application content. (Now through NetBeans) Compare with JApplet
  • Example Two: SwingApplication
    • code
    • Look and Feel (GTK+ developed for and used by the GIMP toolkit - GNU Image Manipulation Program)
    • Setting Up Buttons and Labels
    • Adding Components to Containers
    • Adding Borders Around Components
    • Handling Events
  • Example Three: CelsiusConverter
    • code
  • Example Four: An Improved CelsiusConverter
    • code
    • Using HTML in Swing Components
    • Adding an Icon
    • Setting the Default Button
    • Creating a Formatted Text Field
  • Example Five: LunarPhases
    • code directory
    • Using Layout Managers
    • Compound Borders
    • Combo Boxes
    • Multiple Images
• Example Six: VoteDialog
  • Radio Buttons
  • code
  • Dialogs
• Questions
• Answers