JRadioButton setSelected problem

Hi,
I am trying to change the status of my JRadio buttons to false, but they do not get updated. One of them still remains selected.
Any ideas?
radioButton1.setSelected(false);
radioButton2.setSelected(false);

devboris wrote:
I am trying to change the status of my JRadio buttons to false, but they do not get updated. One of them still remains selected.
Any ideas?
radioButton1.setSelected(false);
radioButton2.setSelected(false);
This should be posted in the Swing forum, not the Java 2D forum.
Regardless, if you are using Java 1.6, then I recommend that you call clearSelection on the ButtonGroup object. If you are not using Java 1.6, then you can always add to your button group another invisible jradiobutton and set its selected property to true.

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JRadioButton.setSelected( false ) ?

First of all, I just read the thread "Secret source of answers to your problems...." and want to assure anyone reading this that I have been looking at the Java API all morning and I'm ready to rip this Java textbook into shreds.
I have a homework assignment and while I am not asking anyone to do my homework for me, I have run up against a brick wall. I have two sets of JRadioButtons (using two ButtonGroups). I also have two JButtons - one of which I want to use to clear the form, including clearing the JRadioButton selections.
According to the API - I should be able to set a radio button's "selected" to false. But it isn't working for me.
Here is the snippet of code I am using in my ActionListener event handler for the Clear button. All of it works except for the setSelected method call:
if ( event.getSource() == clearButton )
    tempField.setText( "" );            // clear text field
    inCelButton.setSelected( false ); // clear radio button
    inFahButton.setSelected( false ); // selections
    inKelButton.setSelected( false ); // inButton Group
    inCelButton.setVisible( true );    // set radio buttons
    inFahButton.setVisible( true );    // to visible
    inKelButton.setVisible( true );
    outCelButton.setSelected( false ); // clear radio button
    outFahButton.setSelected( false ); // selections
    outKelButton.setSelected( false ); // outButton Group
    outCelButton.setVisible( true );   // set radio buttons
    outFahButton.setVisible( true );   // to visible
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Sheryl McKenna

It's not necessarily true that you have to have a button selected. It only works this way when you use a buttongroup. The buttongroup insists that one button be selected when all others are off. This is the API information (Which it sounds like you are already familiar with)
"Initially, all buttons in the group are unselected. Once any button is selected, one button is always selected in the group. There is no way to turn a button programmatically to "off", in order to clear the button group. To give the appearance of "none selected", add an invisible radio button to the group and then programmatically select that button to turn off all the displayed radio buttons. For example, a normal button with the label "none" could be wired to select the invisible radio button."
I just wrote a simple app to test this and it worked fine for me. The button group ensures you can't select multiple buttons. After you select one, all others are automatically de-selected. If you are really set on using a group of buttons, without the buttonGroup then I would add a panel, set the layout to null and then just add the buttons. Netbeans is a great way to test your UI without writing a lot of code and see the end results quickly. It's free and it's available at:
http://www.netbeans.org.

JRadioButton.setSelected(false) doesn't work?

Hey there. I usually answer questions in this forum but this time I have a question myself. I'm trying to de-select JRadioButtons in a ButtonGroup but it's not working. I've searched the forum but didn't find anything. Here's the very simple code:
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
public class ButtonTest extends JFrame {
JRadioButton rb1 = new JRadioButton("button1", true);
JRadioButton rb2 = new JRadioButton("button2");
ButtonGroup bgroup = new ButtonGroup();
JButton b = new JButton("clear");
ButtonTest() {
    b.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
        clearbuttons();
    bgroup.add(rb1);
    bgroup.add(rb2);
    Container c = getContentPane();
    c.setLayout(new GridLayout(2,2));
    c.add(rb1);
    c.add(rb2);
    c.add(b);
    addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
      public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) {
        System.exit(0);
void clearbuttons() {
    Component [] components = getContentPane().getComponents();
    for (int i = 0; i < components.length; i++) {
      Component c = components[ i ];
System.out.println(c);
      if (c instanceof JRadioButton) {
        JRadioButton rb = (JRadioButton) c;
        rb.setSelected(false); // once.
        bgroup.setSelected(rb.getModel(), false); // twice.
System.out.println("\ncalled setSelected\n");
public static void main (String[]a) {
    ButtonTest b = new ButtonTest();
    b.setSize(200,100);
    b.setVisible(true);
}Anybody know why the selected button remains selected?

The ButtonGroup ensures that one JRadioButton is always selected, at least after the first one is initially selected. The workaround to fix this is to add an additional "dummy" JRadioButton to the ButtonGroup, and have your code select it when you want to deselect the rest of the buttons. The dummy JRadioButton doesn't need to be added to the GUI or displayed, or anything.

Checkboxgroup setSelected() problem

Hi,
I have a number items read from a .txt file into a checkboxGroup. I have problem in selecting some of them automatically. Please help me in setSelected() function code:
//get selected automatically
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            int count2=0;
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            BufferedReader br4 = new BufferedReader(fr4);
            while ((theLine2 = br4.readLine()) != null) {
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            br4.close();          // close the buffer
            FileReader fr5 = new FileReader("C:/CreatorProjects/Npad_PAIRS_NLP.prs");
            BufferedReader br5 = new BufferedReader(fr5);
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while ((theLine2 = br5.readLine()) != null || count2 <= numOfLines2) {
listPatientdata[count2] = new Option(theLine2, theLine2);
if(count2<=ptftrs)      //ptftrs is predefined integer
checkboxGroup1.setSelected(theLine2);
count2++;
} catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();     My guess is to call setSelected after adding all options to check box group. Try something like:
String valueToSelect = null;
while((theLine2 = br5.readLine()) != null || count <= numOfLines2) {
listPatientdata[count2] = new Option(theLine2, theLine2);
if(count2 <= ptftrs)
valueToSelect = theLine2;
count2++;
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Grzegorz

A JRadioButton Listener problem!

Here is a situation, Trying to create a JRadioButton Listener for kinda multiple choice Quiz. Questions and answers are written to the respective RadioButtons from a text file.
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Any suggestions to why or where I am going wrong?
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Hi,
I'd like to change the state of a JRadioButton by code and I don't know how to do. I've watched the API for JRadioButton and there's no method like a jrb.setState( true ), or something like that.
I don't really understand if I have to use the getAccessibleContext to set a property, and if I have to I don't know how, so would you please help me a bit ???
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try this method:jRadioButton.setSelected(false); // or true cheers,
kelysar

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sample
here The first
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is thsi the way to handle,i was getting problem with butoon when i click them...please advice...

Thanks for the Sugestion..but the problem is with the ItemListener
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