ADVANCED GUIS AND GRAPHICS - Java Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design - page 833

Sample Run: Figure 12-16 shows a sample run of the Welcome applet with check
boxes, a combo box, and radio buttons.

FIGURE 12-16 Welcome applet with check boxes, combo box, and radio buttons

JList
A list displays a number of items from which the user can select one or more items. This
section illustrates the use of a single selection list. The programming example at the end of
this chapter uses a multiple selection list. Table 12-13 shows some constructors and
methods of the class JList .

TABLE 12-13 Some Constructors and Methods of the class JList

public JList()
//Creates a JList with no items to select.
//Example: JList selectionList = new JList();
//

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selectionList is created but has no selectable items.

public JList(Vector<? extends E> v)
//Creates a JList to display the elements in the
//vector provided as an input parameter.
//Example: JList selectionList = new JList(v);
// selectionList is a new list that lists the elements

// contained in Vector v.