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1. Is it still possible to create mdi applications using the netbeans gui builder?    stackoverflow.com

I found an example @ http://matthewryan.info/netbeans/5.0/netbeans_mdi.html But those options aren't present in the most recent version of netbeans. Is there another way to make internal frames using the builder or ...

2. How to create MDI Form in Java    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to create a desktop application where I have three forms for different tasks. Is there any way to create it as MDI in VB.net. I am using Netbeans 6.9.1. How ...

3. MDI    coderanch.com

well there are two way you can go, with internal frames, or with each frame being individualy their own. as far as my experience goes, internal frames seem to do the job, but they do have some bugs that you might have to work around depending on how complex they are. on the other hand, single frames are good, but you ...

4. To MDI or not MDI    coderanch.com

I am building a Swing UI that will be working with various types of documents. I decided to design the GUI in an MDI (Multiple Document Interface) format. I have read articles on slashdot on why or why not to use MDI, but they were mostly from Linux GUI point of view. Does anyone have their own experiences on MDI from ...

5. Application MDI    coderanch.com

Hello ! I want to create an application which will be like JBuilder or JDevelopper. But I don't know how to realize this kind of interface. How can I split the screen in many frames or windows which are bind themselves ? For exemple, if I want to resize a frame, the other must resize itself alone. Which component do I ...

6. Is it MDI Property?    coderanch.com

I am developing MDI application.I am seeing behaviour like .if i change one Internal frame to it's maximum size.all internal frames which i am adding later on coming as maximized one.IS there any property i need to set ...so that the new InternalFrame which i am adding to Desktop will retain it's original size. BY seeing NO Answers ..i am doubting ...

7. MDI Application    coderanch.com

Hi, We are in the process of developing an MDI application. Well it's nothing different than a standalone swing page. The only difference here is that you add a JDesktopPane component in the main Frame. You can have any layout based on the requirement. With main frame, i mean this is your MDI structure and here onwards you keep adding JInternalFrame/JPanel ...

8. Urgent....MDI form in Java    coderanch.com

I want to make one application which will be having one main form that should act like MDI form of Visual Basic. I want to know if I want to open forms(frame / panel) in my application, one container should be there to hold these forms. Like in Visual Basic, MDI form fulfill this requirement. I dont want to use JTabbedpane. ...





10. Mdi child form    coderanch.com

Hi, Can anyone tell me how to create mdi child forms in Java. I want to create two child windows inside a main window and be able to use "cascade windows","tile windows vertically","tile windows horizantaly" etc.. I use Jbuilder for some time but couldn't see any example or component to create mdi forms. Regards,Suat Ugurlu.

11. SWT/JFace & MDI    coderanch.com

12. How To create MDI....    coderanch.com

Here is a slight variation on example I got from the web.. import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.*; public class JIFDemo extends JFrame{ public static void main(String [] args){ new JIFDemo(); } public JIFDemo() { // Create an internal frame boolean resizable = true; boolean closeable = true; boolean maximizable = true; boolean iconifiable = true; String title = "Frame Title"; ...

13. y i cannot create a MDI???    coderanch.com

Hi Levis, For every internal frame programer has to set size and visibility. and to display a button on desktop pane use button.setBounds(x,y,width,heigth). Modified code is given below. import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.event.*; public class a extends javax.swing.JFrame implements ActionListener{ JButton button_1; JDesktopPane J; int count = 1; int position=50; public a() { J = new JDesktopPane(); button_1 ...