Adding Frames to a Java Class

Hey!
I have a class and was wondering how(if possible) is it to add a frame to the progeam...So that I can exectue the app not from fronsole but as a window(frame?)
Do I need to Create another class, or modify the original Tester Class? Is it possible to take a working class(its simple, nothing too complicated), with some defined methods, and add them to a frame?
Thanks!

Thanks for your reply.
Ill give you more insight.
See, the program displays a drawing made by invoking a setChar Method(which is defined in a separate class). Also it shows the same drawing but with predefined replaced characters invoking a Replace method(aalready defined in another class I created), and a last drawwing which removes characters from respective coordinates.
The Frame I would like to create I believe should be as simple as possible. I would like to just add a frame to the whole app. Maybe add three buttons, each representing one of the methods mentioned before, and another "Space" within the frame that shows teh output(in this case the drawing) After clicking on the respective choice.
I have the code of both the tester and the class but I dont know if it is necessary right now. If it is Ill send it in my next post.
Thanks and any insight will be appreciated!

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/usr/sap/SQ1/JC20/j2ee/cluster/server3/apps/com.shell/sp~ctxhroap/servlet_jsp/ctxhrofm/work/jsp_LoginForm1310122356593.java:60: cannot resolve symbol
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/usr/sap/SQ1/JC20/j2ee/cluster/server3/apps/com.shell/sp~ctxhroap/servlet_jsp/ctxhrofm/work/jsp_LoginForm1310122356593.java:60: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ComponentAccessToLogic
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IAccessToLogic proxy = new ComponentAccessToLogic (componentRequest, aResponse, IAccessToLogic.ENV_LOGONCOMPONENT);
                                                    ^
/usr/sap/SQ1/JC20/j2ee/cluster/server3/apps/com.shell/sp~ctxhroap/servlet_jsp/ctxhrofm/work/jsp_LoginForm1310122356593.java:60: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable componentRequest
location: class jsp_LoginForm1310122356593
IAccessToLogic proxy = new ComponentAccessToLogic (componentRequest, aResponse, IAccessToLogic.ENV_LOGONCOMPONENT);
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/usr/sap/SQ1/JC20/j2ee/cluster/server3/apps/com.shell/sp~ctxhroap/servlet_jsp/ctxhrofm/work/jsp_LoginForm1310122356593.java:60: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable aResponse
location: class jsp_LoginForm1310122356593
IAccessToLogic proxy = new ComponentAccessToLogic (componentRequest, aResponse, IAccessToLogic.ENV_LOGONCOMPONENT);
                                                                                ^
/usr/sap/SQ1/JC20/j2ee/cluster/server3/apps/com.shell/sp~ctxhroap/servlet_jsp/ctxhrofm/work/jsp_LoginForm1310122356593.java:60: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable IAccessToLogic
location: class jsp_LoginForm1310122356593
IAccessToLogic proxy = new ComponentAccessToLogic (componentRequest, aResponse, IAccessToLogic.ENV_LOGONCOMPONENT);
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/usr/sap/SQ1/JC20/j2ee/cluster/server3/apps/com.shell/sp~ctxhroap/servlet_jsp/ctxhrofm/work/jsp_LoginForm1310122356593.java:63: cannot resolve symbol
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/usr/sap/SQ1/JC20/j2ee/cluster/server3/apps/com.shell/sp~ctxhroap/servlet_jsp/ctxhrofm/work/jsp_LoginForm1310122356593.java:66: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable IResource
location: class jsp_LoginForm1310122356593
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/usr/sap/SQ1/JC20/j2ee/cluster/server3/apps/com.shell/sp~ctxhroap/servlet_jsp/ctxhrofm/work/jsp_LoginForm1310122356593.java:66: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable componentRequest
location: class jsp_LoginForm1310122356593
aResponse.addResource(componentRequest.getResource(IResource.CSS, "css/main2.css"));
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/usr/sap/SQ1/JC20/j2ee/cluster/server3/apps/com.shell/sp~ctxhroap/servlet_jsp/ctxhrofm/work/jsp_LoginForm1310122356593.java:66: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable aResponse
location: class jsp_LoginForm1310122356593
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