In order to read a text file, you can use the BufferedReader class in the java.io package. The following simple class starts up, reads a text file and prints each line to the screen, then closes the text file and exits. [Read More]

Dialog boxes using the swing set can be created using a combination of the JOptionPane and JDialog classes. For example, to create an error box: [Read More]

```java private class YourMouseListener extends MouseAdapter { [Read More]

To set the look and feel for your swing application, you can use the following code: [Read More]

Threads in Java can be very simple if you just stick to the basics. To run a thread in your class, you should implement the Runnable interface, and then place your thread code into the start(), stop() and run() methods. For example, you want to create a dialog that returns... [Read More]