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What are Swing containers |
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The containers in Swing are listed below:
| Box |
A general-purpose container that arranges children using the BoxLayout layout manager. |
| JApplet |
A java.applet.Applet subclass that contains a JRootPane to add Swing features, such as support for menu bars to applets. |
| JDesktopPane |
A container for JInternalFrame components; simulates the operation of a desktop within a single window. Supports MDI (multiple document interface) application styles. |
| JDialog |
The container used to display dialog boxes in Swing. |
| JFrame |
The container used for top-level windows in Swing. |
| JInternalFrame |
A lightweight nested window container. Behaves like a JFrame and displays a titlebar and resize handles but is not an independent window and is constrained to appear within the bounds of its parent container. Often used with JDesktopPane. |
| JLayeredPane |
A container that allows its children to overlap and manages the stacking order of those children. |
| JPanel |
A generic container for grouping Swing components. Typically used with an appropriate LayoutManager. |
| JRootPane |
A complex container used internally by JApplet, JDialog, JFrame, JInternalFrame, and JWindow. Provides a number of important Swing capabilities to these top-level containers. |
| JScrollPane |
A container that allows a single child component to be scrolled horizontally or vertically. Supports scrolling and non-scrolling header regions at the top and left of the scrolling region. |
| JSplitPane |
A container that displays two children by splitting itself horizontally or vertically. Allows the user to adjust the amount of space allocated to each child. |
| JTabbedPane |
A container that displays one child at a time, allowing the user to select the currently displayed child by clicking on tabs like those found on manila file folders. |
| JViewport |
A fixed-size container that displays a portion of a single larger child. Typically used as part of a JScrollPane. |
| JWindow |
A top-level Swing window that does not display a titlebar, resize handles, or any other decorations. |
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