Removing title bar from JFrame after it isDisplayable

I know if a frame is not in a Displayable mode, ie not visible you can remove the title bar from the frame with myFrame.setUndecorate(true) in JDK 1.4.0, but I was wondering if you can remove the title bar from the jframe once it is displayed, and conversly if already removed, can you add the title bar back to the jframe. If there is no java solution, is there a jni solution.

if you remove the title bar from a JFrame, wouldn't you be create a JWindow?

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