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Well that was way easier than I imagined it would be. I was already making a call into the JPanel to set the edit mode from the JMenu handler...

If you really want to understand what is going on I suggest two things. First, stay away from GUI Designers. They muddle the code and you will...

You're welcome of course; here's a nice little riddle to spice things up a bit ;-) import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; ...

Sorry about double posting!!!! Well OK, setting the mouse cursor within the JFrame would also change it within the JPanel which is contained...

Modified : class OtherClass{ String s="rajeev"; String getName() { return s; } } public class OtherClassObjectAccess { public static void...

If you need explanation, I assume you didn't write it. Correct? Regards, Jim

Check out BufferedImage (Java Platform SE 7 ) and Raster (Java Platform SE 7 ) and other links the API points too. Also check out the Java...

Just write keyboard.close() in last of your readInputDensitySIUnits() function.

Read all about it in the API documentation for the BufferedImage class; you can manipulate each bit in such an object. kind regards, Jos

I was just making a quick example. I do not code like this normally.

ok thanks josAH ....

First you are comparing two unrelated terms, static and private. Private indicates scope of access. Static indicates how it is accessed (plus some...

The poster specifically asked about a tutor, not video tutorials. I removed the irrelevant link. db

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Moved from Advanced Java. db

I've merged two threads here. Please don't double post again. Note that double posting the same question is a violation of the second paragraph of...

What? Why? db

I think we're going to need that SSCCE. Good call on trying wrapping in invokeLater(...), pending Swing code can sometimes reset settings made by...

We have a section for Reviews / Advertising. It might be a fit there. db

whats the problem?

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Yep, the compiler does it for you; actually is creates the code: Integer n= Integer.valueOf(40). kind regards, Jos

Updated the post so the code is there now. Note that the problem only happens sometimes. Sometimes in like certain classes this problem doesn't...

you mean Integer n = 40 is automatically boxed to Integer n = new Integer(40) ?

Actually what you are i am not getting it . . . Please modify the code thanks for response

That is a mechanism called 'auto boxing'; everywhere where an Integer is expected and an int is supplied, the int is automatically 'boxed' in an...

e - nm Fantastic! Thank you very much. Problems solved. :(clap):