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    hi there,i have been doing java from the past 3 months now... i have reached ,what i feel is the most interesting part of java,gui and event handling,i have been facing difficulties with understanding of how to combine several components and and an effective event handling code to them,if i can get some examples of event handling programs...it would help me better understand the concept and get a head start thanku


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    Writing Event Listeners in Oracle's Tutorial has numerous examples.

    In constructing your own examples (which is the way to go) start simple: a button whose clicks cause a label to change, a combobox whose selection causes a multiplication table to be written in a text area, a timer which causes a component's background colour to change periodically. That sort of thing.

    A nice extension is to have multiple views of the same underlying model: for instance two sliders which are kept in "synch" so that sliding one causes the other to slide as well. (as well as any other change that changing slider values might make.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by pbrockway2 View Post
    Writing Event Listeners in Oracle's Tutorial has numerous examples.

    In constructing your own examples (which is the way to go) start simple: a button whose clicks cause a label to change, a combobox whose selection causes a multiplication table to be written in a text area, a timer which causes a component's background colour to change periodically. That sort of thing.

    A nice extension is to have multiple views of the same underlying model: for instance two sliders which are kept in "synch" so that sliding one causes the other to slide as well. (as well as any other change that changing slider values might make.)
    thank you for the info

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