A javax.swing.JDialog is returned, unless the user passes in a subclass of JDialog as the value argument, in which case the value argument is returned.
Attributes
Declared in javax.swing.JDialog
JMenuBar <JMenuBar> The menubar for accessing pulldown menus from this dialog.
contentPane <Container> The client area of the dialog where child components are normally inserted.
defaultCloseOperation <int> The dialog's default close operation.
glassPane <Component> A transparent pane used for menu rendering.
layeredPane <JLayeredPane> The pane which holds the various dialog layers.
rootPane <JRootPane> the RootPane object for this dialog.
Declared in java.awt.Dialog
modal <boolean>
resizable <boolean>
title <String>
undecorated <boolean>
Declared in java.awt.Window
accessibleContext <AccessibleContext>
active <boolean>
alwaysOnTop <boolean>
bufferStrategy <BufferStrategy>
cursor <Cursor>
focusCycleRootAncestor <Container>
focusOwner <Component>
focusableWindow <boolean>
focusableWindowState <boolean>
focused <boolean>
graphicsConfiguration <GraphicsConfiguration>
inputContext <InputContext>
locale <Locale>
locationByPlatform <boolean>
locationRelativeTo <Component>
mostRecentFocusOwner <Component>
ownedWindows <Window[]>
owner <Window>
showing <boolean>
toolkit <Toolkit>
warningString <String>
Declared in java.awt.Container
alignmentX <float>
alignmentY <float>
componentCount <int>
components <Component[]>
focusCycleRoot <boolean>
focusTraversalPolicy <FocusTraversalPolicy>
focusTraversalPolicyProvider <boolean>
focusTraversalPolicySet <boolean>
insets <Insets>
layout <LayoutManager>
maximumSize <Dimension>
minimumSize <Dimension>
preferredSize <Dimension>
Declared in java.awt.Component
background <Color>
enabled <boolean>
focusable <boolean>
font <Font>
foreground <Color>
name <String>
visible <boolean>
Events
Declared in java.awt.Window
windowStateChanged (WindowEvent) - part of WindowStateListener
windowGainedFocus (WindowEvent) - part of WindowFocusListener
windowLostFocus (WindowEvent) - part of WindowFocusListener
windowActivated (WindowEvent) - part of WindowListener
windowClosed (WindowEvent) - part of WindowListener
windowClosing (WindowEvent) - part of WindowListener
windowDeactivated (WindowEvent) - part of WindowListener
windowDeiconified (WindowEvent) - part of WindowListener
windowIconified (WindowEvent) - part of WindowListener
windowOpened (WindowEvent) - part of WindowListener
Declared in java.awt.Container
componentAdded (ContainerEvent) - part of ContainerListener
componentRemoved (ContainerEvent) - part of ContainerListener
Declared in java.awt.Component
keyPressed (KeyEvent) - part of KeyListener
keyReleased (KeyEvent) - part of KeyListener
keyTyped (KeyEvent) - part of KeyListener
componentHidden (ComponentEvent) - part of ComponentListener
componentMoved (ComponentEvent) - part of ComponentListener
componentResized (ComponentEvent) - part of ComponentListener
componentShown (ComponentEvent) - part of ComponentListener
hierarchyChanged (HierarchyEvent) - part of HierarchyListener
mouseClicked (MouseEvent) - part of MouseListener
mouseEntered (MouseEvent) - part of MouseListener
mouseExited (MouseEvent) - part of MouseListener
mousePressed (MouseEvent) - part of MouseListener
mouseReleased (MouseEvent) - part of MouseListener
mouseDragged (MouseEvent) - part of MouseMotionListener
mouseMoved (MouseEvent) - part of MouseMotionListener
propertyChange (PropertyChangeEvent) - part of PropertyChangeListener
ancestorMoved (HierarchyEvent) - part of HierarchyBoundsListener
ancestorResized (HierarchyEvent) - part of HierarchyBoundsListener
focusGained (FocusEvent) - part of FocusListener
focusLost (FocusEvent) - part of FocusListener
mouseWheelMoved (MouseWheelEvent) - part of MouseWheelListener
caretPositionChanged (InputMethodEvent) - part of InputMethodListener
inputMethodTextChanged (InputMethodEvent) - part of InputMethodListener
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