Frame Moving Runtime using Look and Feel

Hi All,
I need creating Frame Moving runtime using Look and feel (Oracle forms 10 g with swing concept). If any bodies know give me a idea and demo files.
Thanks and Regards
M.Sathiya

Dear Francois,
Thanks all are working good and result also perfect but frame and DnD is not properly working compile time no problem only problem is run time it given error :java.lang.VerifyError:(class:oracle/forms/fd/frame$FrameBorder;methed <init> Signature:(Loracle/forms/fd/frame;)V) please tell me how can solve this problem.
Regards,
M.Sathiya

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