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Java GUI Application Example

The document describes a Java GUI application that implements a registration form with fields for class, shift, city and a registration button. It displays the form, handles button clicks and displays output in a text area.

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Java GUI Application Example

The document describes a Java GUI application that implements a registration form with fields for class, shift, city and a registration button. It displays the form, handles button clicks and displays output in a text area.

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/*

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package guiapplication;

import java.awt.*;

import java.awt.event.*;

/**

* @author adminuser

*/

public class GUIApplication implements ActionListener{

/**

* @param args the command line arguments

*/

Frame f;

Label lblClass;

TextField txtInput;

CheckboxGroup chkShift;

Checkbox chkMor;

Checkbox chkAft;

Choice chCities;

Button btnRegister;

Label lblMsg;

TextArea txtArea;
Button btnClose;

GUIApplication(){

f = new Frame("First Screen");

lblClass = new Label("Class");

txtInput = new TextField();

txtArea = new TextArea();

lblMsg = new Label("Message will appear here");

Checkbox chkSE = new Checkbox("Software Engineering");

Checkbox chkCS = new Checkbox("Computer Science");

Checkbox chkEE = new Checkbox("Electrical Engineering");

chkShift = new CheckboxGroup();

chkMor = new Checkbox("Morning", chkShift, true);

chkAft = new Checkbox("Afternoon", chkShift, false);

chCities = new Choice();

chCities.add("Islamabad");

chCities.add("Peshawar");

chCities.add("Multan");

chCities.add("Quetta");

chCities.add("Rawalpindi");

btnRegister = new Button("Register");

btnRegister.setBackground(Color.yellow);

btnRegister.addActionListener(this);

btnClose = new Button("Close");


btnClose.setBackground(Color.GREEN);

btnClose.addActionListener(this);

lblClass.setBounds(20, 40, 40, 25);

txtInput.setBounds(60, 40, 150, 25);

txtArea.setBounds(20, 80, 200, 150);

chkSE.setBounds(20, 280, 150, 25);

chkCS.setBounds(20, 310, 150, 25);

chkEE.setBounds(20, 340, 150, 25);

chkMor.setBounds(20, 370, 150, 25);

chkAft.setBounds(20, 400, 150, 25);

chCities.setBounds(20, 440, 150, 25);

btnRegister.setBounds(20, 470, 100, 30);

btnClose.setBounds(140, 470, 100, 30);

lblMsg.setBounds(20, 550, 540, 25);

f.setSize(600, 800);

f.setLayout(null);

f.setVisible(true);

f.add(lblClass);

f.add(txtInput);

f.add(txtArea);

f.add(chkSE);

f.add(chkCS);

f.add(chkEE);

f.add(chkMor);

f.add(chkAft);

f.add(chCities);
f.add(btnRegister);

f.add(lblMsg);

f.add(btnClose);

@Override

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){

if (e.getSource().equals(btnRegister)) {

String classtext;

String shift;

String city;

classtext = txtInput.getText();

if (chkMor.getState() == true) {

shift = "Morning Shift";

else{

shift = "Afternoon Shift";

city = chCities.getSelectedItem();

int r = 55;

txtArea.setText(classtext + " " + shift + " " + String.valueOf(r));

else if (e.getSource().equals(btnClose)){

// do what u want on Close

f.dispose();

}
public static void main(String[] args) {

// TODO code application logic here

GUIApplication gui = new GUIApplication();

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