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Java 10 Swing with Eclipse 2018-09 course at a glance

Pages
756No of slides in the Manual
Exercises
19Total No of Exercises
Sections
35No of main topics, see index below
Public
NoPublic course in the UK and Ireland
On-Site
YesWe can come to your venue
Level
21 - Beginners
2 - Intermediate
3 - Advanced
Days
5Week days but we can put on weekend courses
Duration:
Minimum skill level required:
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Sections:
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Pre-Requisite course(s):
Suggested further course(s):
Price guide:
5 days
2 (1 - Beginner, 2 - Experienced 3 - Advanced)
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No
35
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756
Java 10 Programming with Eclipse 2018-09
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Java 10 Swing with Eclipse 2018-09 training
Exercise highlights (Loads of exercises and time to do them in)

Creating a JMenu
Using JTables as spreadsheets
Using Borders in Java 10
Applets and Applications
Exception handling with JSwing

Index of Java 10 Swing with Eclipse 2018-09 training course

Section
Section Name
Pages


One
Introduction to Java
1

 
- Usage of Java
2

 
- Structure of Java
4

 
- Flexibility of Java Programming
5

 
- Swing and AWT in Java
7

 
- Using Eclipse
9

Two
Dialog Boxes
10

 
- Using Dialog Boxes
11

 
- Using Message Dialogs
13

 
- Using ImageIcons with Message Dialogs
18

 
- Using Confirm Dialogs
21

 
- Using Input Dialogs
26

 
- Using Input Dialogs with Icons and Lists
28

 
- Using Option Dialogs
30

 
- Making a Beep in Java
36

 
- Exercise One
37

Three
Dimensions
42

 
- The Dimension Datatype
43

 
- Examples of Using Dimensions
44

 
- Methods for Dimensions
45

 
- getScreenSize()
47

Four
JFrame
48

 
- Using JFrame
49

 
- setDefaultCloseOperation()
50

 
- setVisible()
51

 
- Exiting JFrames
52

 
- setResizable()
53

 
- setLocation()
54

 
- setBounds()
56

 
- Centering JFrames
57

 
- JFrame Example
58

 
- setLocationRelativeTo() for Centreing
59

 
- dispose()
60

 
- Using setIconImage()
61

 
- Using Constructors in Java Swing
62

 
- serialVersionUID
63

 
- Creating a Constructor Method
64

 
- JFrame Constructor
66

 
- @SuppressWarnings
67

 
- Exercise Two
72

Five
JComponent
74

 
- Introduction
75

 
- Methods to Change Appearance
76

 
- Methods to Process Components
80

Six
Colour and Fonts
84

 
- Using Color
85

 
- Using Color with JFrame
87

 
- Using Font
88

Seven
JLabel
91

 
- Using JLabel
92

 
- getContentPane().add()
93

 
- Creating a message in JLabel
95

 
- Using HTML with JLabel
96

 
- Changing the position in a JLabel
99

 
- Adding an Icon to a JLabel
101

 
- Changing a JLabel’s Colour and Font
103

 
- Icon only JLabel
105

 
- setVerticalAlignment()
106

 
- pack()
108

 
- Exercise Three
109

Eight
Borders
112

 
- BorderFactory
113

 
- createEmptyBorder()
116

 
- createLineBorder()
117

 
- createRaisedBevelBorder()
119

 
- createRaisedSoftBevelBorder()
120

 
- createBevelBorder()
121

 
- createDashedBorder()
123

 
- createStrokeBorder()
126

 
- createEtchedBorder()
130

 
- createMatteBorder()
132

 
- createTitledBorder()
134

 
- Nested createTitledBorder()
144

 
- Fonts with createTitledBorder()
145

 
- createCompoundBorder()
146

 
- Exercise Four
149

Nine
Mid-Level Containers
153

 
- Containers
154

 
- JPanels
156

 
- JScrollPanes
158

 
- Scroll Bar policy
161

 
- Exercise Five
163

Ten
Absolute Layouts
165

 
- Introduction
166

 
- setBounds()
167

 
- Exercise Six
171

Eleven
Layouts
172

 
- JPanel and Layouts
173

 
- FlowLayout
175

 
- Some FlowLayout Methods
179

 
- GridLayout
181

 
- Some GridLayout Methods
186

 
- BorderLayout
187

 
- Defining BorderLayouts since Java 1.4
192

 
- Some BorderLayout Methods
194

 
- Exercise Seven
195

 
- BoxLayout
198

 
- SpringLayout
201

 
- putConstraint()
205

Twelve
Box
209

 
- Introduction
210

 
- createRigidArea()
212

 
- createVerticalStrut()
213

 
- createHorizontalStrut()
214

 
- createGlue()
215

 
- createHorizontalGlue() / createVerticalGlue()
217

 
- Using Box.Filler
218

 
- Using Box as a Container
221

 
- Exercise Eight
223

Thirteen
JButton
225

 
- Introduction
226

 
- Example
227

 
- Using Insets to re-size JButtons
229

 
- Using Icons with JButtons
231

 
- Using AbstractButton with JButtons
232

 
- Using SwingConstants with JButtons
236

 
- Some Methods for JButtons
237

 
- Using HTML with JButton
240

 
- Advanced Icons with JButtons
241

 
- Using Rollover with JButtons
243

 
- JButtons and ToolTips
244

 
- BasicArrowButton
245

Fourteen
Event Handling with Listeners
247

 
- Listening for Events
248

Fifteen
Private Event Listeners for JButtons
253

 
- Introduction
254

 
- java.awt.event.*
255

 
- Example of Private Listener
256

 
- ActionEvent
258

 
- Recording the Event
259

 
- Which Component fired the Listener
260

 
- Using getActionCommand()
261

 
- getValueIsAdjusting()
262

 
- getWhen()
263

 
- Exercise Nine
264

Sixteen
Public Event Listeners
266

 
- Introduction
267

 
- Example of Public Listener
268

Seventeen
Implemented Event Listeners
270

 
- Introduction
271

 
- Example of Implemented Listener
272

Eighteen
Listener Events
274

 
- Introduction
275

 
- Multiple Events with Listeners
276

 
- Exercise Ten
279

Nineteen
JTextComponent
281

 
- Methods in JTextComponent
282

Twenty
Input Components
283

 
- Introduction
284

 
- JTextField
285

 
- JTextField Example
286

 
- JTextField Initialisation
288

 
- Other Methods for JTextField
289

 
- Processing JTextField using getText()
291

 
- Listeners for JTextField
292

 
- FocusListener with JTextField
293

 
- ActionListener with JTextField
295

 
- JPasswordField
298

 
- JPasswordField Example
299

 
- setEchoChar()
301

 
- JTextArea
302

 
- JTextArea Example
303

 
- JTextArea and setFocusable()
305

 
- Wrapping text in JTextArea
307

 
- Listeners with JTextArea
310

 
- Some methods for JTextArea
311

 
- JFormattedTextField
314

 
- Initialising JFormattedTextField
315

 
- Populating JFormattedTextField
318

 
- Using setValue()
320

 
- Listeners with JFormattedTextField
321

 
- Using MaskFormatter
322

 
- Using setFocusLostBehavior
324

 
- requestFocusInWindow()
326

 
- Exercise Eleven
327

Twenty One
GroupLayout
329

 
- Introduction
330

 
- Sequential and Parallel Groups
331

 
- addGap()
334

 
- setAutoCreateGaps()
335

 
- Changing Direction of Components
336

 
- Chained Invocation or Method Chaining
337

 
- Adding further Groups with addGroup()
338

 
- Controlling Resizing with addComponent()
343

 
- Using LinkSize to standardise sizing
346

 
- Alignment
347

Twenty Two
Selection Components
348

 
- JComboBox
349

 
- Using addItem() with JComboBox
352

 
- getSelectedItem() with JComboBox
353

 
- ComboBoxModel with JComboBox
354

 
- Some methods for JComboBox
355

 
- ItemListener with JComboBox
357

 
- JCheckBox
358

 
- JCheckBox Example
359

 
- Initialising JCheckBox
360

 
- Using HTML with JCheckBox
361

 
- Images with JCheckBox
362

 
- ItemListener with JCheckBox
363

 
- JToggleButton
365

 
- Initialising JToggleButton
366

 
- Listeners with JToggleButtons
367

 
- JRadioButton
368

 
- JRadioButton Example
370

 
- Initialising JRadionButtons
372

 
- Icons with JRadioButtons
373

 
- ActionListener with JRadioButton
375

 
- Using setActionCommand()
376

 
- setActionCommand() Example
377

 
- Using Enumeration
379

 
- Using AbstractButton
382

 
- Exercise Twelve
383

 
- JList
388

 
- JList Example
389

 
- setLayoutOrientation() with JList
391

 
- setSelectionMode() with JList
393

 
- setPrototypeCellValue() with JList
395

 
- setFixedCellWidth with JList
396

 
- DefaultListModel with JList
397

 
- DefaultListModel Example
398

 
- Icons with DefaultListModels
400

 
- Using Vectors
402

 
- Methods for Vectors
403

 
- getSelectedIndices() in JList
408

 
- JList Listeners
409

 
- ListSelectionListener
410

 
- Using getSelectedValuesList()
411

 
- ListDataListener
412

 
- ListDataListener Example
413

 
- Exercise Thirteen
415

 
- JSpinner
418

 
- SpinnerNumberModel
419

 
- SpinnerNumberModel Example
420

 
- Methods for SpinnerNumberModel
421

 
- Change Orientation of JSpinner
422

 
- ChangeListener with JSpinner
423

 
- SpinnerListModel
424

 
- SpinnerListModel Example
425

 
- setPreferredSize()
426

 
- ArrayLists with SpinnerListModel
428

 
- SpinnerDateModel
429

 
- SpinnerDateModel Example
431

 
- DateEditor with SpinnerDateModel
433

 
- JSlider
438

 
- Initialising JSlider
439

 
- ChangeListener with JSlider
441

 
- Placing Numbers on the JSlider
442

 
- Placing ticking on the JSlider
443

 
- setMinorTickSpacing() with JSlider
444

 
- Customising the JSlider ticks
445

 
- Some more JSlider methods
446

 
- JSeparator
448

 
- JSeparator Example
449

 
- Using Box with JSeparator Example
451

 
- Exercise Fourteen
453

Twenty Three
JMenus and JPopupMenus
456

 
- Introduction
457

 
- JMenuBar
458

 
- JMenuBar Example
460

 
- JMenu
461

 
- JMenu Example
462

 
- JMenuBar and JTextField
463

 
- Mnemonic with JMenus
464

 
- MenuListener
465

 
- MenuListener Example
466

 
- JMenuItem
468

 
- JMenuItem Example
469

 
- JMenuItems with Images
470

 
- Mnemonic with JMenuItems
471

 
- Accelerator with JMenuItems
472

 
- Listeners with JMenuItems
474

 
- JMenuItem and MenuKeyListener
475

 
- Sub-Menus in JMenus
476

 
- JCheckBoxMenuItems in JMenus
477

 
- JCheckBoxMenuItems with Images
479

 
- JCheckBoxMenuItems with ItemListener
480

 
- JRadioButtonMenuItem in JMenus
481

 
- JRadioButtonMenuItem Example
482

 
- JRadioButtonMenuItem with JMenu Example
483

 
- JRadioButtonMenuItem with Images
484

 
- JRadioButtonMenuItem and Listeners
485

 
- Using getActionCommand() with JRadioButton
486

 
- Using Enumeration
487

 
- JPopupMenu
488

 
- JPopupMenu with MouseListener
489

 
- MouseListener Examples
490

 
- Event.isPopupTrigger()
492

 
- PopupMenuListener
493

 
- JToolBar
494

 
- JToolBar Example
496

 
- JToolBar and setFloatable()
498

 
- JToolBar and Listeners
499

 
- JToolBar and Icons
500

 
- JToolBar Orientation
501

 
- JToolBar with JTextFields
502

 
- addSeparator() with JToolBar
504

 
- Exercise Fifteen
505

Twenty Four
Look and Feel (LAF)
508

 
- Using setLookandFeel()
509

 
- Standard LAF Styles
511

 
- javax.swing.plaf.metal.MetalLookAndFeel
513

 
- javax.swing.plaf.nimbus.NimbusLookAndFeel
514

 
- com.sun.java.swing.plaf.motif.MotifLookAndFeel
515

 
- com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.WindowsLookAndFeel
516

 
- com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.WindowsClassicLookandFeel
517

 
- Defaulting the LAF permanently in Java
518

 
- Using Third Party LAFs
519

Twenty Five
GridBagLayouts
520

 
- Introduction
521

 
- GridBagConstraints
522

 
- GridBagConstraints Example
525

 
- gridx and gridy
530

 
- gridx and gridy example
531

 
- gridwidth and gridheight
534

 
- gridwidth and gridheight example
535

 
- GridBagConstraints.REMAINDER
538

 
- fill
539

 
- fill example
540

 
- anchor
541

 
- anchor examples
542

 
- insets
544

 
- insets example
545

 
- ipadx and ipady
546

 
- ipadx and ipady example
547

 
- weightx and weighty
548

 
- Final example
552

Twenty Six
JTable
558

 
- Introduction
559

 
- JTable Example
560

 
- Default Settings
563

 
- setPreferredScrollableViewportSize()
564

 
- java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
565

 
- Problems with the TableColumnModel
566

 
- Adding to a JPanel
567

 
- Using DefaultTableModel()
568

 
- Using addColumn()
569

 
- setAutoCreateColumnsFromModel()
571

 
- Changing the Width of Columns
572

 
- setResizable()
574

 
- Some Methods for JTable
575

 
- Moving Columns Programmatically
576

 
- Moving Rows Programmatically
577

 
- Setting the Selection Mode
578

 
- isCellEditable()
581

 
- Accessing Cells
583

 
- Determining the Current Cell
584

 
- ListSelectionListener
585

 
- ListSelectionListener Example
586

 
- TableModelListener
590

 
- TableModelListener Example
592

 
- Exercise Sixteen
595

Twenty Seven
Mouse Double Click
598

 
- Introduction
599

 
- Double Click Example
600

Twenty Eight
JTree
602

 
- Introduction
603

 
- JTree Example
604

 
- Populating a JTree (Top to Bottom)
606

 
- Expand()
609

 
- Populating a JTree (Bottom to Top)
610

 
- Populating a JTree with more levels
611

 
- TreeExpansionListener
613

 
- getLastSelectedPathComponent()
614

 
- TreeSelectionListener
615

 
- Customising the JTree
616

Twenty Nine
CardLayouts
618

 
- Introduction
619

 
- CardLayout Example
620

 
- Exercise Seventeen
624

Thirty
More Containers
629

 
- Introduction
630

 
- JSplitPane
631

 
- setDividerLocation() with JSplitPane
635

 
- Using setResizeWeight with JSplitPane
636

 
- JSplitPanes within JSplitPanes
637

 
- JTabbedPane
639

 
- JTabbedPane Example
641

 
- Using addTab() with JTabbedPane
643

 
- Inserting Tabs into a JTabbedPane
646

 
- Removing Tabs in JTabbedPane
647

 
- Positioning the Tabs
648

 
- setTabLayoutPolicy for JTabbedPane
651

 
- setMnemonic() with Tabs
653

 
- Some Methods for JTabbedPane
654

 
- ChangeListener with JTabbedPane
658

Thirty One
More Frames
660

 
- JInternalFrame
661

 
- Using LAF with JInternalFrame
663

 
- JInternalFrame Behaviour
664

 
- Some JInternalFrame Methods
667

 
- Adding Components to JInternalFrame
668

 
- setJMenuBar() for JInternalFrame
669

 
- InternalFrameListener
670

 
- isVisible() with JInternalFrame
672

 
- JLayeredPane
673

 
- JLayeredPane Example
677

 
- Layouts in JLayeredPane
679

 
- More methods for JLayeredPane
680

 
- JDesktopPane
683

 
- showInternalMessageDialog
684

 
- showInternalConfirmDialog
687

 
- Exercise Eighteen
692

Thirty Two
JWindow
694

 
- Using JWindow
695

Thirty Three
Swing Timers and Progress Bars
697

 
- Introduction
698

 
- Methods for Swing Timers
701

 
- Timers and Coaleace
703

 
- JProgressBar
704

 
- JProgressBar Example
705

 
- JProgressBar Methods
707

 
- Displaying text in the JProgressBar
708

 
- JProgressBar Orientation
710

 
- JProgressBar and ChangeListener
711

 
- Using Threads to create a Splash screen
712

 
- Cursors
714

 
- Scope of Cursors
717

 
- Creating a Custom Cursor
718

Thirty Four
System Tray
719

 
- Introduction
720

 
- System Tray Example
722

Thirty Five
Java Built-in Choosers
725

 
- JColorChooser
726

 
- ChangeListener
732

 
- setPreviewPanel()
735

 
- Using setColor()
736

 
- Using AbstractColorChooserPanel
737

 
- JFileChooser
739

 
- setFileSelectionMode()
744

 
- setControlButtonsAreShown()
746

 
- FileFilter
747

 
- setAcceptAllFileFilterUsed()
749

 
- addChoosableFileFilter
750

 
- Some Methods for JFileChooser
751

 
- ActionListener with JFileChooser
752

 
- Exercise Nineteen
755

Sections of Java 10 with Eclipse 2018-09

1
Introduction to Java

2
Dialog Boxes

3
Dimensions

4
JFrame

5
JComponent

6
Colour and Fonts

7
JLabel

8
Borders

9
Mid-Level Containers

10
Absolute Layouts

11
Layouts

12
Box

13
JButton

14
Event Handling with Listeners

15
Private Event Listeners for JButtons

16
Public Event Listeners

17
Implemented Event Listeners

18
Listener Events

19
JTextComponent

20
Input Components

21
GroupLayout

22
Selection Components

23
JMenus and JPopupMenus

24
Look and Feel (LAF)

25
GridBagLayouts

26
JTable

27
Mouse Double Click

28
JTree

29
CardLayouts

30
More Containers

31
More Frames

32
JWindow

33
Swing Timers and Progress Bars

34
System Tray

35
Java Built-in Choosers

Synopsis for Java 10 Swing with Eclipse 2018-09 training course

The optional follow up course from our Java 10 Programming with Eclipse 2018-09 course, in our public courses, this training course is scheduled the week after the Java 10 Programming course, but we can present this course on-site at your venue too.

The Java 10 Swing course assumes that the delegate has been on the first course or is a Java Programmer and therefore dives straight in to creating GUI modules in Java

In fact the entire Swing course is designed for delegates wishing to use Java AWT and Swing classes in a commercial setting, it builds up the knowledge of the delegate to the point where they are creating functionally rich input screens with complicated data integrity checks, pop up menus and Java toolbars.

All Swing classes are covered from the basic JFrames through to JTables and everything in between.

The course comes with a comprehensive manual, and over 80 working modules in addition to the solutions for every exercise.

This is a practical course based on commercial requirements.

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