joptionpane

I'd like to create a JOptionPane that allows a user to select an IP address and port to connect to. It should be structured as such, IP Address: [textfield here] Port: [textfield here] Cancel OK The labels should be aligned to the left, and the textfields should be left aligned too. I can't really model the storyboard here, but basically the textfields shouldn't be misaligned, even if there is a space between the labels and the textfields. Each label and textfield pair should be on seperate lines, and the Cancel OK buttons should be aligned to the right, below the textboxes. Is there any way

This problem is solved. I'm am developing a Java Swing based projected, and the look & feel of the application is completely customized. We are trying to maintain a consistent appearance throughout the program, and the default Java dialog windows are not the same. The current issue requires a control blocking call to the user prompt. Similar to JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog() In this case, the static call produces a window, and halts the flow of the program until the user selects an option. It also returns the value of the option. Note that the GUI itself is not locked up logically, but the

I was wondering is it possible to change the OK Cancel Button to custom string in java? I have JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(message, title, JOptionPane.OK_CANCEL_OPTION); Right now, the button will show "OK" and "Cancel". Is it possible to change the text for that? for example into "A" and "B" or maybe japanese text? Thank you Looks like instead of JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog you are going to have to use JOptionPane.showOptionDialog , which lets you supply your own texts as an array. Try the following: JOptionPane.showOptionDialog(null, "Do you like this answer?", "Feedback", JOptionPane.OK

For a J2EE bean I am reusing code that was developed for a java swing application. JOptionPane.showMessageDialog() is unfortunately commonly used. Most occurences luckily in code sections that are not reused by the J2EE application, but in some cases lower levels of the code has instances of JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(). Obviously this it results in dialog boxes popping up on the server, which is what I want to avoid. As a first step I'd like to somehow assure that no dialog boxes will ever occur on the server. Someone suggested peeking in some event or paint queue (I do not recall which

I am new to Swing and I have a situation. I am designing an application that renders the GUI components dynamically based on an xml file input(meta-data) . Now most of my JTextFields have InputVerifier set to them, for validation purpose. The input verifier pops up JOptionPane whenever there is an invalid input. Now, if a user enter an invalid data and moves ahead and clicks a button on the Panel, then a dialog pops up and the user have to respond to it. but after that also the button does not paint to release state. It still looked like it is pressed but actually it is not. As the whole code