2.  What are the basic GUI components we’ve learned so far? › JFrame › JPanel › JButton › JLabel › JTextArea › JTextField › JCheckBox › JRadioButton › Paint › Border, Flow, and Grid Layouts

3.  What other Components are there? › JMenu › JMenuBar › JTabbedPane › JOptionPane  MessageDialog  ConfirmDialog  InputDialog › JScrollPane › JTable › JColorChooser › JFileChooser › JTree › JSplitPane › JProgressBar

4.  JMenu is a traditional pop-down list › Menus such as File and Edit  JMenuBar contains the menu items › Menu list that pops up at the top of Eclipse

5.  JTabbedPane is a panel referenced by a tab › Mozilla Firefox  JOptionPane is a panel that pops up with options for the user to choose from › Dialog box for exit  JScrollPane is a panel with a scrollbar › Most internet browsers  JSplitPane displays two adjacent panels › Eclipse

6.  JTable is a displayed table › Excel table  JColorChooser is a color selection panel › Paint  JFileChooser allows the user to browse for files › File: Open  JTree is a visual tree of data › Eclipse: Package Explorer  JProgressBar is a progress bar › Installation progress bar

7.  Create an Image Icon out of the image  Create a new component and pass it the ImageIcon  Add it to the Frame ( this.add(button); )

8.  Open Demo Code  Check it out, play around. In the tab window, try “gopher.gif”, ”hamster.gif”, ”alien.gif”, ”ninja.gif”, ”plat.gif”.

9.  Create a new JMenu and add items corresponding to each of the images.  When these are clicked, it should open up the image in a new window.  Remember, the images are “gopher.gif”, ”hamster.gif”, ”alien.gif”, ”ninja.gif”, ”plat.gif”.