=| Syllabus : = Component, container, window, frame, panel. Creating windowed programs and applets. scroll — WT controls and layout managers : use of AWT controls - labels, buttons, checkbox, checkbox BrOUPy E bars, textfield, text area, = Use of layout managers : flowLayout, borderLayout, gridLayout, cardLayout, gridbagLayout, menubars, menus, a dialog boxes, file dialog, 1.1 _Introduction [AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit) contains large number of built-in classes, interfaces and methods which allows ‘creating and managing GUI applications. The AWT classes and interfaces are actually component classes which are helpful to design a standalone desktop application and a web application as well. Using AWT classes we can design windows Controls such as textbox, label, button, lit, menu, choice radio button, checkbox, dialog boxes, etc. In this chapter we will cover the most commonly used component classes and its methods along with setting fonts and colors. We will also discuss on thelr alignment by using different layout managers and also their manual alignment by using alignment methods, Along with these AWT component classes, we will also study creation of menubar and dialog boxes, 1.2 Component Class Hierarchy All the components are called as AWT components, achieved by creating object of associated component class. To start with this discussion, refer following hierarchy Fig. 1.2.1, which describes the relation and functionality of each class with each level. Fig. 1.2.1 @ scanned with OKEN Scanner0) Te OOD mee Advance = Let us discuss about these built-in classes in brief, Component Component class is the hierarchy class for all the AWT component This lasses and methods of windows component. This class also defines £ responsible for managing different events (such 3 components, setting colors and fonts, etc. This class has important methods like setLocation{ } to component, setSize( } to set the size/dimension of comp nent and setBounds( ) for positioning and components, after they are added. These methods are defined as 1. ¢ window, mouse, Key, input, etc.) Pl void setLocation(int x_position, int y_position) void setSize(int width, int height) 3. void setBounds(int x position, int y_position int width, int height) Remember, these methods will work after a component is added into the window and Layout is set to be null Container ‘This class is a subclass of Component cass. Container class is mainly responsible for positioning components on a window by using different layout managers. This class provides the facility of nesting of one object into another Container class has addi ) method to add components in a window and remove( ) method to remove components from a window. These methods are defined as 1. void add(Component object) 2. void remove(Component object) Window ‘This class is base class for two window classes; Panel and Frame. We cannot place any component objects into Window class, Generally, we create Panel or Frame class’ objects as top-level-window and place different ‘components into them. Panel Thi A panel is group of components which is used recursively and nested inside FramerorAppleticiass; A panel! This is where it differs from 2 Frame, We simply add components into a panel and then add this panel into a Frame or Applet by using adab method. > Frame Frame Is the actual stand-alone-window that has berdet titlebat menubar and Fesling COMETS! It is 2 toP er window that has component objects in it. Role of a Frame is same as Forms in VB. re @ scanned with OKEN ScannerAbstract Windo ramming (MSBTE) 1.3.1 Creating Windowed Programs using Frame a which we can add component objects to rea Sai owt, Frame, As discussed earller, Frame is ame is created by extending a normal class with built-in class Java. alone applications. A F For example r class MyFrame extends Frame An instance of class will create a frame whichis used as window for standalone desktop application. Here are the COnStrURterS 6 FSRRG USI 1. Frame() 2. Frame(String title) First form creates a Frame without any ttle and second form creates a Frame with specified stras its ttle. There are Several methods which are useful while working with a Frame. They are discussed here in brief. () setSize() method 't sid Holset the dimensions ba Window. These dimensions should be its width and height. General form of this ‘method is: 4. void setSize(int width, int height) 2. void setSize(Dimension obj) New width and height is specified as two int-type arguments or it can be specified by providing object of Dimension lass. Remember, the dinihsions Should Belin pixels) (Ml) setTitle( ) Method SRE E! mi methods tnd: @ scanned with OKEN Scanneror] | il ae method to begin execution and to make a frame visible wit y that we did with a consol @ scanned with OKEN ScannerIt we deci Component objects in start) then it willbe re-created on every loading of applet. Hence, prefer to use lare and add component objects init() method to Program 1.8.2: Write a program to demonstrate checkbox using init() method in an applet. import java.awt.*; import javacapplet Applet: | ipublic class MyApplet extends Applet f | public void init() { Button binl = new Button'Submi’); “Checkbox chl = new Checkbox( Pizza" ‘ch = new Checkbox("Burger"}; © scanned with OKEN Scanneradd(ch2); Fiza F eurget {Submit} vided components in Frame and Applet. In following sections, we yy In Program 1.3.2 we have declared and at .ded constructors and methods. discussing more on these AWT component classes with their overlo 1.4 __AWT Conirols i ‘Allthe AWT classes and interfaces are defined in java.awt package. The Table 1.4.1 shows list of AWT classes py, ‘we are going to study in this chapter. E rae | @ scanned with OKEN Scannerdowing Toolkit (AWT) Adh 2d Java Programming (MSBTE) z == Class | Dialog | Creates a window dialogue box. Font Deals a ‘and white work area. [Frame _| Creates a window that can have menu-bar, ttle-bar, sizing corners, and white wort Panel uns ene ‘A subclass of Container which forms a group of components for multiple uses Flowlayout _| The default Layout. This arranges the components from left to right, top to boHOr Cardtayout _| This layout emulates index cards, ie only one on the top will be shown. BorderLayout | This layout arranges the layout on five positions: East, West, North, South and Center. Gridtayout ‘Arrange the components in two dimensional grid. 1.4.1 Button ‘The most widely used component is Button. A button is aso called as push button. The button class defines following two constructors, 1. Button) 2. Button(string str) First constructor creates a button without any label on it. Second constructor creates a button with a label on it. For example Button bil = new Bation(); [See Button bi2 = new Button(“Click Me"; 5 In first example, button object btt is creates a push button without any label and second object bt2 creates a push button with “Click Me” as label on it. ‘The Button class has following methods which are helpful while handling events of button. 1 void setLabel(String str) ‘2. String getLabel( ) setLabel{ ) method sets the specified label on the button object used. getLabel{ ) method returns the label of button @ scanned with OKEN ScannerProgramming (MSBTE) = a [Public class button_demo extends Applet Xt public void init() ib Button bt1 = new Button(); Button bi2 = new Button("Click Me"); add(btl); add(bt2);, Output : Explanation : First button bt! is without any label and second button has a label “Click Me” on it. Here add{ ) method is used to ‘and bt2 in the applet. sis @ scanned with OKEN ScannerToolkit (AWT) Advanced Java P Abstract Windo wning (MSBTE) 19 SetAlignmentfint how) ‘int getAlignment{) object. getText{ ) 2 ia telt names suggest, setTent{ ) method is used to set ot modify the text of see es ee Fre oF itt retrieve tert of invoking label object setAlgnmen{ method is uted 95 ner ‘one of the above mentioned static constants. getAlignment{ ) method is used to retrieve the type invoking label object. Here is a Program 1.4. 2 demonstrating label. @ scanned with OKEN Scanner"applicable for setState( ) method. 2 checkboxtstring 17) ‘a. Cheekboustring #7 poolean state) oe 4 ceria beeen yxGrouP 1 and whose iniiat state is false Le. uncheck without a tially unchecked. Third for . } A cnr ti i raga ny apres eked a fom fs sits abe! 2 fed ate “ oh kor whose label (S specified wy, ‘ state(s false then It pet ee ee Sepak {checkboxGrouP howe state is mentioned 2d er the events otowng ace te methods of CrectBOn 2s! which are neler aur ee 1. void settabel(string tr) 2. String gettabel() 2 void setState(boolean state) 4, boolean getstatel ) setLabel{ ) method is used to set the label of checkbox specified by str- getLabel{ ) method returns the label of Shing, setstatel ) method is used 0 Set the state of checkbox by specifying st e ) iB state boolean value. 1.4. woking object of checkbox as retrieve the current state of checkbox, Ifa eneckbox saready with label, then setLabel{) wil ove call getState{ ) method that returns! write its older label with new st ring passed. Same is @ scanned with OKEN Scanneradd(chb3); add(chb4): F hep Veer cesivoc enact 1.4.4 CheckboxGroup ‘CheckboxGroup CChecboxGroup converts @ checkbox into radio-button. Fourth constructor of Checkbox class uses ‘object. This class has only one constructor which is its default constructor le. ‘CheckboxGroup class has a method, used to determine which checkbox is currently checked. @ scanned with OKEN Scannera Programming (MSBTEL “new Checkbox Advanced Jav : fot-Dog' truer? false,ch8): Checkbox ehb?2 = new Cheekbox("Bu Checkbox ehb3 : astry 7 se,cbe): Checkbox chb4 = new Checkbox! Pi alse,ché) add(chbl); add(chb2); add(chb3); add(chb4); ‘Aa pagal @ HotDog © BNO ¢ Pasty [pple stated 1.4.5 Choice t and only one item ofthe lis can items to be selected. Choice islike a pop-UP Is choice class object provides a list of It constructor ie. be selected. This class has only one constructor ‘which is its default [Gheicet) zs ane When user clicks on the choice control, the whole list of choices Pops UP and user can select one item among the list. Each item in the list isa string, added by add{ ) method. Itis ‘defined as, ToidaddGeingiiem) ] ‘The items are added and appear in the choice list as the add{ ) method is called. To determine which item is currently selected, we have 4, String getSelecteditem( ) 2. int getSelectedindex{ ) t The eth item’ it oo 1a ‘method returns selected items name as a string, getSelectedindex( ) method returns the ‘Other useful methods of Choice class areas follows : @ scanned with OKEN Scanner3. void select(String item) 4, String getitem{int index) 1s of items added in the the total number stent ‘The getitemCount{ ) method returns index or string, item. Bet! method sets the initial selected item by specifying specified index. pplet Write a program to demonstrate use of choices in an 2 Program 1.4. © scanned with OKEN ScannerAdvanced Jav Output : fe rs. List class has f ‘option and serolloa! following ith multiple selection ven-visible block. 1.4.6 List - in an oP an object of this class provides 2 list wl bers of items as choi constructors. Alist contra shows any num 1 Uist) 2. Ustlint visible_rows) ‘4 Ustlinevisible_rows, boolean mutt_select selec only one item at a time. Second construct be visible and other items alist control that allow to imbers of entries specified visible rows and then only one item can be selected. ‘or list, add) method is overloaded and has following two in the list that will always First form of constructor creates ‘multiple selections option. If boolean value creates alist control in which visible_rows specified nu can be viewed by scrolling. Third form of constructor 5 is true then user can select multiple options andi its false This class has add{ ) method to add items into the ist. F forms. 4. void ada(string item) 2 void add{string item. int at_index) First form adds ir ‘adds specified item into the list and second form adds specified item into the list at specified index. Here isa list of methods related with List lass. @ scanned with OKEN ScannerAdvanced Java Pr Abstrac ramming (MSBTE) 415 san integer String array and getSelectedindexes{ } returns indexes of all the selected items 2 an er ger pected ‘method returns total numbers of items in the lst. The select{) method sets the currently 5@ ettem( ) method obtains the item name present at specified index. Program 1.4.6: ‘Write a program to demonstrate List control in an applet “S00” height= “500” > @ scanned with OKEN Scannerin output contains two list boxes 14.7 Scrollbar a eae sserrane ot a compen etox wredon ScToAbaTS ay De crlenay ‘Scrollbar provides horizontal and ver f horizontally or vertically. Scrolibar class defines following three constructors : 1 Serolibart) 2 Serolibartint ype) 3. Serolbar(nt type, int iital_value, int thumb_size, int min_value, Int max_value) First form of constructor creates vertical scrollbar only. Second and third form of constructor allows to speciy the type of scrollbar by using Scrollbar. VERTICAL and Scrollbar. HORIZONTAL. The initial value of scrollbar Is passed through intiol_value. The number of units of height of the thumb is specified by thumb_size. The minimum and maximum value for the scrollbar is specified by min_value and max_volue. All the values can also be set by using. ‘Minimum and maximum values can be retrieved by using getMinimum( ) and laxit ue a getMaximum( ) methods, @ scanned with OKEN Scannera Program 1.4.7: Write a program to demonstrate use of Serolibars in an applet import javaawt.*, jpublic class scroll_demo extends Applet Ht public void init( ) { Scrollbar sb: new Scrollbar(Scrollbar: VERTICAL,0,1,0,50); Scrollbar sb2 = new Scrollbar(Scrollbar. HORIZONTAL,0,1,0,50); TextField object of TextField class provides a single line textbox control, generally used to take input value from the user. defines following constructors : @ scanned with OKEN Scanner‘second constructor ‘constructor creates SBTE) ent 1d without any intl ; by max_chors. ‘Third form race 1d with nil text 292 ‘Advanced Java Pr. First constructor creates a Text have maximum numbers of characters specified by mor text specified by str. Fourth constructor creates 2 Terie ‘maxchars TextField isa derived cass of TextComponent cass. Fol sings ast of member functions of TEtFeld ly 4. String getText{) 2 void setText(String str) 3 String getselectedText() 4. void select{int start_index, int end_index) 5. boolean istditable() 6. void setEditable(boolean editable) 7 void setEchochar(chor ch) % boolean echocharsset{) 9% char getéchochar{ ) The getText( ) method returns the text currently present in invoking TextField object. setText( ) method sets i, text in the TextField specified by str. getSelectedText{ ) method returns selected text of TextField a5 a string, sel. i ‘method selects the characters beginning at stort index and ends at end_index-1. Modification of contents of a Tex ‘depends on value of setEditable( ), We can determine whether a TextField is editable or not by using IsEditable( ) met. ‘The TextField used for taking password, should be defined by calling setEchoChar{ ) method which disables, g ofthe characters as they are typed. This method requires a character which will be displayed as @ mask on ters, We can also determine whether echo characteris set or not by calling echoCharsSet{ ) method. We car the echo character by calling getEchoChar). 8: Write a program to demonstrate use of TextField in an applet @ scanned with OKEN ScannerWW avanced Java Programing (MSE Output : 14.9 Textarea input. Textarea has TextArea is a multiline TextField. A Textarea is used to provide a paragraph or multiple ines a5 Input Te following constructors 1. TextArea() 2. TextArea{int max_lines, int max_rows) 3. TextArea(String str) 4. TextArea(String str, int max_lines, int max_rows) 5. TextArea(String str, int max lines, int max_rows, int crollbar_type) First constructor creates a TextArea without any initial string and with default settings. Second. constructor creates a TextArea specifying maximum numbers of lines and maximum numbers of characters in each line. Third constructor initializes a TextArea with specified string str. Fourth constructor specifies initial string, maximum numbers of lines and maximum numbers of characters in each line. Fifth constructor allows adding scrollbar type. The values for scrolibar type are static constants. They are, | ‘SCROLLBARS_BOTH ‘SCROLLBARS_NONE ‘SCROLLBARS_VERTICAL_ ONLY | SCROLLBARS_HORIZONTAL_ONLY TextArea is also another derived class of TextComponent class; therefore the following methods are common : 1. String getText() 2 void setText(String str) String getSelectedText() void select{int start_index, Int end_index) @ scanned with OKEN ScannerAdvanced Java Programming (MSBTE) pr at the en st append) method appends the sti S28 ers specified index. replaceRanget ) method replac Remember that TextArea class do not de allowed with this. Program 1.4.9: Write a program to import jaya.awt.*; {import java.applet.*; ye ' *) é Iclass MyPanel extends Panel it public pnl() { “Label Ib] = new Label( "This s fom Panel) Button bil = new Button("Panel”): add(lbl); s u @ scanned with OKEN ScannerFl setVisible(true): lass MyFrame extends Frame ig public ‘MyFrame() ( ‘setLayout(aull): MyPanel p2 = new MyPanel . Checkbox chl = ne Check From Fran add(p2); add(ch}); p2serBound(50.50200.50) setounds(20020010020), en ; : pe appiet'sinit() method we mate Py enecting Program 14.1095 applet, wine SIN and from! } thes a vl. noie tha, both he el aten asses Fame and APpIEt HAS rrjared object of panel lass pn .° the contents of eass pi can be seen in bth the windows: Output : B sone ewe pl oct eran fo] Front @ scanned with OKEN ScannerToolkit rc Wei Wy svenced dave Programing MSBTE: — 1.5__Layout Managers ae 1d so far default rich we have studie yy using on screen BI algorithms It is very tedious job to align all the components on a window. All the components appears on the screen by using add{ ) method, These components are by default postione layout manager. Role of layout manager i to postion these components using different alignment t aligned nts are not al IT You have observed each output screenshots carefully, you can see that all the compan! Sort Properly. If we are programming for a GUI application then itis essential to align al the compan success of an application depends on its easy and eye-catching design. Hence it is necessary ‘managers and align the components property, ents, becaus to understand layout is method 15 The layout manager is set by using settayout{) method, comes under LayoutManager interface. Mis defined as: za void setLayout(LayoutManager obj) “ setLayout( ) Here ob] i an object of desired layout manager. To disable the layout manager then pass “null” Seta f method and align the components manually by using setBounds| ) method. Normally to avold headache 0 d here in Components manually, we use layout managers. Java has four built-in LayoutManager classes. They are discusses brief, 1.5.1 FlowLayout FlowLayout isthe default layout manager. ll the previous examples have used ths layout. Tisis the simple layout which arranges the components as they are added, When no more components ft ona line, it begins with next line, BY default it keeps space of S pixels between vertical and horizontal components. To create an object ofthis layout manager, we have following constructors : 1. Flowtayout( ) 2 FlowLayout(int alignment) 3 FlowLayout{int alignment, int horizontal gop, int vertcal_gop) ee First constructor creates an object which by default leaves gap of S pixels and aligns center. Second constructor __ fequires to specify alignment of each line. It is done by using three static constants: FlowLayout.LEFT, FlowLayout. RIGHT, ‘FlowLayout.CENTER, Third constructor requires alignment and horizontal and vertical ap between components. + Write a program to demonstrate FlowLayout manager in an appletAdvanced Java Programming (MSBTE) FlowLayout fl = new FlowLayout()s setLayout(l); Label IL = new Label(Enter User ID 2") Checkbox chl = new Checkbox("Pizza")s ‘TextField tf = new TextField( "This is textbox’): Label 12 = new Label("Enter Password :"); add); add(ch1);, add); add(2); @ scanned with OKEN ScannerHere is alist of constructors of BorderLayout. 1. Bordertayout( ) 2. Bordertayout(int horizontal_gap, int vertical_gop) allows us t© fond constructor : First constructor creates a default BorderLayout object with default setings: Sec Tayout, use followin using Border specify horizontal and vertical space between components. While adding components using add( ) method. fo on related NORTH, [[-cda(Component object, int region) Here, region specifies where the components are to be placed. Bordertayout species these Net constants: BorderLayout.CENTER, BorderLayout SOUTH, BorderLayout EAST, Bordertayout. WEST: Program 1.5.2: Write a program to demonstrate BorderLayout in an applet import java.aw.*; import java.applet.*; @ scanned with OKEN Scannerructors of GridLayoue, 15.3. GridLayout Gridtayout postion the components in two di 1. Gridtoyout() = aa hana epi reo I) 7 aaa structor al ‘ Se st with ingle row ane COUT oan penal ae : First constructor creates a default GridLayout rows and cowumns 25 Wel retical sy ‘numbers of rows and columns. Tid form requires numbers ‘between components. Program 1.5.3: Write a program to create & ‘mobile keypad in an applet @ scanned with OKEN Scanneroutput : ae bpplet Viewer gfidinyout dom NE 3 ale | 1 5 Leas —_|— 6 8 15.4 CardLayout ses, Different Cardlayout object can have multiple Panel objects ager clas ject of Panel. We can have invisible as per user's input. Here are ‘The card layout is a unique layout among other layout man: different layouts. A CardLayout manger object should be held in an ol rand any one object can be on the top. Other Panel objects can be made visible and it the constructors of CardLayout. 4. Cardtayout( } 2. CardLayout{int horizontal_gap, int vertical_gap) We must create a Panel that contains the deck 1s components. Then add these itbecomes 2 Use of CardLayout requires more work than other layout managers. | and a Panel for each card in the deck. Then you add to the appropriate panel that contain | panels to the main panel to which CardLayout is set. ‘This looks a bit complicated but when you practice thi ‘To add cards to the panel, add( ) method is used. Its general form is: normal process for you. This method adds specified component abject into specified panel object. CardLayout has following methods which We attaemtetas @ scanned with OKEN Scannerthat holds the cards Here deck is a Panel able tin an applet oe jemonstrate CardLayou Program 1.5.4: Write a program to 4 impor java.awtevent.*; 1 @ scanned with OKEN Scanner‘Advanced Java Programm. Output : Note: ve can also try another program by creating an component object and USS 1. obj.setForeground(ct); 2 obj setBackground(c2); 4.10 Setting Font am application more attractive To deal with fonts, java provides @ built-in daz style. To select 2rex able arguments. They are; font name, font size and font parameters. Is constructor is = Java supports different fonts to make Font. This Font class has three important var font, we must create an object of Font cass with al requres FoutSiingfont_name, iat fomt_style, int font size) specifies name ofthe desired font, Remember before applying any font, check whether that forts “font_sice desrbes size of font in points. The ste of font is specified by usieg Font.ITALIC. To combine styles, use single pipe (|)- Here font_name ‘available with your operating system or not. three static constants: Font.PLAIN, Font.BOLD, For example, Font.BOLD | Font.ITALIC. “after defining spectfied Font object, apply the font by using setFont{) method. tis defined as, @ scanned with OKEN Scannerabstract Window am 1.10.1: Write a pr in system. Program 1.10.1: Write program to show al the avaliable fonts according to users operatin SYS nt javaawt aa eee Te import java.applet.*; le Jcappet code “color_demol” width= “500 height= “500” > I) lpublic class font_demol extends Applet { public void paint(Graphies g) { String list ="; String {1}; GraphiesEnvironment ge = GraphiesEnvironment.getLocalGraphiesEnvironment( }; ‘ge.getAllFonts( );_ ae. i= 051

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