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Java Swing - Opening a new window from JFrame

Asked by trailblazzyr55 in Java Programming Language, Java AWT & Swing, New to Java Programming

Tags: Java

I'm playing around with creating an application and I want to create a new window when a button is clicked. I'm new to creating swing apps so I'm wondering what the best way to accomplish this would be and what component would best suite. I have a listener setup (and it works properly - ie: I can print to the console on button click) however I don't know where to really get started with what type of component I should be using and basically how to open something that says hello world for starters...

The goal is to be able to click a button and be able to have a user enter information like an address or something and save it, and when saved close the window. I'm not too concerned on the saving part, other than being able to close the window. I would think since I'm gathering user info etc... a JDialog would not be best suited assuming they're primarily for status notifications whereas a user would click a "agree", "ok", "cancel" button or something when they read the message. So I'm thinking a JPanel or JFrame. What is the major difference and are one of these best suited for a small data entry window? And how would I display one over my main JFrame when a button in my JFrame is clicked?

Thanks in advance,
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