Possible to Restrict the Max Size of a JFrame?

Question

I guess that the JFrame is my top level container, within which JTabbedPane is used. I wish to be able to not make the window maximizable. I remember how that could be done in JInternalFrame. When I looked up JInternalFrame, it looks like the boolean value for maximizable is specific to JInternalFrame and not inherited. Is there another way I can do that? When I messed around with setMaximumSize(), it doesn't stop the user from maximizing.
Also, if I want another container containing various components to obtain user input, which will pop up as a response to a button from the tab, is one container just as good as another, or is there a specific approach which is more friendly to this type of program?
Anyways, this is the bare bones of my code with all the bells and whistles and extra components cut out, in the event that it matters. ;o
public class TabTest extends JFrame
     public TabTest()
          JTabbedPane mainPane = new JTabbedPane();
          JPanel layer1PanelE = new JPanel(); 
          JPanel viewNclearPanel = new JPanel();     
          layer1PanelE.add( viewNclearPanel );
          JPanel entryPanel = new JPanel();
          layer1PanelE.add( entryPanel );
          mainPane.addTab( "Tickets", null, layer1PanelE, "Edit new or existing tickets" );
          getContentPane().add( mainPane );
          setSize(850, 600);
          setVisible( true );
     public static void main ( String args[] )
          TabTest tabtest = new TabTest();
          tabtest.setDefaultCloseOperation( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE );
}Ty very much
-Aerin

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