Java Swing Interface Programming (+)---menu bar: jmenu

Package Com.beyole.test;import Javax.swing.jframe;import Javax.swing.jmenu;import javax.swing.jmenubar;import Javax.swing.jmenuitem;public class Swingtest {public static void main (string[] args) {JFrame JFrame = new JFrame ("Beyole") ; Jframe.setsize (+); jframe.setdefaultcloseoperation (jframe.exit_on_close);//set off exit JMenuBar MenuBar = new JMenuBar (); Jframe.setjmenubar (MenuBar); JMenu menu1 = new JMenu ("file"); JMenu menu2 = new JMenu ("edit"); JMenu menu3 = new JMenu ("View"); Menubar.add (menu1); Menubar.add (MENU2); Menubar.add (MENU3); JMenuItem item1 = new JMenuItem ("open"); JMenuItem item2 = new JMenuItem ("Save"); JMenuItem item3 = new JMenuItem ("Save As"); JMenuItem item4 = new JMenuItem ("Exit"); Menu1.add (item1); Menu1.add (item2); Menu1.add (ITEM3); Menu1.addseparator (); Menu1.add (ITEM4); jframe.setvisible (True);}}

Program:

How to create a menu bar of your own program, the above code clearly shows how swing creates the menu bar.

The jmenu of swing can be mastered simply by having the logical order of the containers and panels of Java swing clear.

Java Swing Interface Programming (+)---menu bar: jmenu