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Hello all,

I am relatively new to swings and need some direction in a simple application which I'm planning to write.

I have attached basic layout. I would like to know the components which can be used to start with. Any other help/leads to documentation would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Aditya
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...new to swings...


Its Swing and not swings. https://coderanch.com/how-to/java/SwingIsAProperNoun

I would like to know the components which can be used to start with


From the picture, you can use JTextField,JButton,JSpinner,JTextArea and JCheckBox
 
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Thanks for the inputs Maneesh. I try to start with it.
 
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