Java Swing Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples - v4.32, by Herong Yang
Creating Buttons with java.awt.Button Class
This section provides a tutorial example on how to create a button with the java.awt.Button class.
Buttons are so easy to create with the java.awt.Button class. Here is a sample program:
/* ButtonOk.java * Copyright (c) 1997-2024 HerongYang.com. All Rights Reserved. */ import java.awt.Frame; import java.awt.Button; public class ButtonOk { public static void main(String[] a) { Frame f = new Frame("My OK Button"); Button b = new Button("OK"); f.add(b); f.pack(); f.setVisible(true); } }
If you run this example, you will get:
Note: Clicking the OK button will trigger no actions, because no event listeners are added to the button component.
Table of Contents
Introduction of Java Swing Package
Graphics Environment of the Local System
JCheckBox - Swing Check Box Class
JRadioButton - Swing Radio Button Class
JTextField - Swing Text Field Class
JComboBox - Swing Combo Box Class
Menu Bar, Menus, Menu Items and Listeners
Creating Internal Frames inside the Main Frame
Layout of Components in a Container
JEditorPane - The Editor Pane Class
SwingWorker - The Background Task Worker
►AWT (Abstract Windows Toolkit)
What Is AWT (Abstract Windows Toolkit)
HelloAWT.java - My First AWT Program
Closing AWT Frame and Terminating Application
Drawing Graphics - Using paint() on Frame or Component
Creating Labels with java.awt.Label Class
►Creating Buttons with java.awt.Button Class
AWT Button Action Handler at the Component Level
AWT Button Action Handler at the Frame Level
AWT Button Mouse Click Handler at the Frame Level
AWT TextField and ActionListener
MenuBarTest.java - AWT Menu Bar Test Program
MenuTest.java - AWT Menu Test Program
MenuItemTest.java - AWT Menu Item Test Program
MenuItemActionListenerTest.java - AWT Menu Item Action Listener