Hi, can somebody tell me how to make a frame not resizeable ? Thanks
Geir Morten Hagen
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setResizable(false) Why would you prevent the user from resizing the frame?
Peter den Haan
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setResizable(false)? Or am I missing something? - Peter
Varaku Venkata
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Hi, Geir ...I want to make the frame size to be one particular size..i will set an initial size to the frame and in that i will place the components ...i do not want the user to maximize it so that the placing of the components is disturbed..... in which class is this method setResizeable(false) present.. Thanks Geir for replying so fast...
Geir Morten Hagen
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I would not do that. What if the user like to have his applications maximized? The use of layout managers will help
Geir- Using layout will not stop anybody from making a screen look bad. Even if you use GridBagLayout, if you have not set the constraints right, screen can still loook bad, if the user resizes. Hence once may need to make a screen not resizable, if he/she thinks it may worsen the look and feel. -Rajesh
Varaku Venkata
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Hi Rajesh, I am also in sync with your opinion.......but is it correct or is there anybody who have made the frame(having some LayoutManager) not resizeable... Thanks venkat
Sai Prasad
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I would go with 640x480 for the JFrame and not worry about putting any limitations on the user.
Rajesh Matti
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Varaku - I would maximize the screen by setting its dimension to toolkit.getScreenSize(). But let the user resize the screen. -Rajesh
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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