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+createBevelBorder(type: int): Border
javax.swing.BorderFactory
+createBevelBorder(type: int, highlight: Color, shadow: Color): Border
+createBevelBorder(type: int, highlightOuter: Color, highlightInner: Color, shadowOuter:
Color, shadowInner: Color): Border
+createCompoundBorder(): CompoundBorder
+createCompoundBorder(outsideBorder: Border, insideBorder: Border):
CompoundBorder
+createEmptyBorder(): Border
+createEmptyBorder(top: int, left: int, bottom: int, right: int): Border
+createEtchedBorder(): Border
+createEtchedBorder(highlight: Color, shadow: Color): Border
+createEtchedBorder(type: int): Border
+createEtchedBorder(type: int, highlight: Color, shadow: Color): Border
+createLineBorder(color: Color): Border
+createLineBorder(color: Color, thickness: int): Border
+createLoweredBevelBorder(): Border
+createMatteBorder(top: int, left: int, bottom: int, right: int, color: Color): MatteBorder
+createMatteBorder(top: int, left: int, bottom: int, right: int, tileIcon: Icon): MatteBorder
+createRaisedBevelBorder(): Border
+createTitledBorder(border: Border): TitledBorder
+createTitledBorder(border: Border, title: String): TitledBorder
+createTitledBorder(border: Border, title: String, titleJustification: int, titlePosition: int):
TitledBorder
+createTitledBorder(border: Border, title: String, titleJustification: int, titlePosition: int,
titleFont: Font): TitledBorder
+createTitledBorder(border: Border, title: String, titleJustification: int, titlePosition: int,
titleFont: Font, titleColor: Color): TitledBorder
+createTitledBorder(title: String): TitledBorder
Figure 37.19
BorderFactory contains the static methods for creating various types of
borders.
For example, to create an etched border, use the following statement:
Border border = BorderFactory.createEtchedBorder();
NOTE
NOTE
All the border classes and interfaces are grouped in the
package javax.swing.border except javax.swing.BorderFactory.
Borders and icons can be shared. Thus you can create a border
or icon and use it to set the border or icon property for any
GUI component. For example, the following statements set a
border b for two panels p1 and p2:
***End of NOTE
p1.setBorder(b);
p2.setBorder(b);
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