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hi this is gopinath
i have a problem for a long time.
i done a fullscreen view using Frame and Window class.
i have one option on my GUI-Fullscreen view
if i click that option i have to get the fullscreen view of my GUI
Fullscreen is getting but it gets displayed back on my original GUI
i have 2 bring to the front.
i used show(),toFront(),setVisible().These are not working.
what to do?
shall i build Fullscreen using JFrame and JDialog?Is this possible?
help me how to do..........
or shall i continue the previous path?
help me plzzzzzzzzz.........................

Answer 1

hi this is gopinathHello.
i have a problem for a long time.I have read your posting and I am not sure what the problem is but I will try to help if I can.
i done a fullscreen view using Frame and Window
class.Window is rarely used. It has no borders or menu bar. Frame is more commonly used. It extends Window. Neither have a "fullscreen view" but there is a getToolkit() which can be used to getScreenSize().
i have one option on my GUI-Fullscreen view
if i click that option i have to get the fullscreen
view of my GUI
Fullscreen is getting but it gets displayed back on
my original GUIWell where else could it be displayed.
i have 2 bring to the front.
i used show(),toFront(),setVisible().These are not
working.Window (and consequently Frame) have a toFront() method. You would probably need to either (1.) pass control to the Window that you need at the front and call its toFront method, or (2.) pass control to the Window that you want visible while calling setVisible(false) on the other Window.
what to do?
shall i build Fullscreen using JFrame and JDialog?Is this possible?JFrame is generally preferred to Frame because JFrame is lightweight. This means it is written entirely in Java.
help me how to do..........Search the tutorials for "Swing." JFrame extends Frame so you should still be able to use the methods that you are used to using.
or shall i continue the previous path?Either would work. Jframe is slightly preferred. However you may wish to also look into using JDesktopPane and JInternalFrame. The intention behind the design of these these two is that JInternalFrames live inside a JDesktopPane.
help me plzzzzzzzzz.........................It is difficult to design someone else's programs. Especially without some idea of what the program is supposed to be doing. Ideally it would be good to have a little explanation about
1.) what you are trying to achieve
2.) programs that you have written
3.) exception or problems that your code is having.