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Removing JFrame titlebar pre1.4
How do I remove a JFrame titlebar?
Since 1.4 there's the setUndecorated(boolean) method, but for some reason my app (it draws the street map from a zone) runs crappy with Java versions 1.4 and above.
It is a temporary change I'd like to do, so using another swing component is not what I seek.
Thx in advance.
Since 1.4 there's the setUndecorated(boolean) method, but for some reason my app (it draws the street map from a zone) runs crappy with Java versions 1.4 and above.
It is a temporary change I'd like to do, so using another swing component is not what I seek.
Thx in advance.
girionis
I do not think you can do it < jdk 1.4 unless you use a Window.
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What's your problem with > 1.4?
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If a JAVA application runs into problems with 1.4 or 5.0
you are sitting on a time-bomb ....
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you are sitting on a time-bomb ....
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You could create a Window object and pass it a frame as parameter:
public class MyWindow extends Window
{
JFrame myFrame = new JFrame();
public MyWindow()
{
super(myFrame);
}
}
public class MyWindow extends Window
{
JFrame myFrame = new JFrame();
public MyWindow()
{
super(myFrame);
}
}
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Dunno why it performs choppy at 1.4.
I use doubleBuffers for the frame drawing.
I use doubleBuffers for the frame drawing.
As far as I know 1.4 and later have in-built double buffering.
You might drop your solution, because I smell AWT<->SWING interferences (heavy weight vs. light weight).
Thanks for the points.
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You might drop your solution, because I smell AWT<->SWING interferences (heavy weight vs. light weight).
Thanks for the points.
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