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jFrame print
Hello guys.
I,m a total noob on java (first of all).
But i managed to set up a CRUD form in java with netbeans and mysql.
Now I'm stuck on trying to hard print the content (A4) of a jFrame that include all the infos that i need.
If some of you guys are willing to help i really appreciate it.
Best
raz
Last edited by raz77; October 10th, 2017 at 10:14 AM.
Re: jFrame print
Hi,
I'm not sure what you mean by "hard print". Do you mean sending a print job to a printer?
Also, it's not clear what you mean by "the content (A4) of a jFrame". Do you mean a specific field in the database table?
Re: jFrame print
Hello Binary and sorry for delay.
Yes i want to print the content of a specific jframe that contains (text fields,image,and other type of info) with a printer.
and i want that the content of the jframe to fit in an A4 page.
Thanks again for your response.
Best
Raz
Re: jFrame print
Sounds like a job for Java's Printing APIs:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutor...ing/index.html
The "Printing the Contents of a User Interface" section has an example of how to print a JFrame and all its child components exactly as they appear on the screen. If you need any other fine-tuning, you can print pretty much anything that can be drawn with Graphics2D including images, gradients, rotations, etc.
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