Package java.awt.peer

Provides for interfacing with the underlying window system.

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Interface Summary
ButtonPeer The peer interface for Button.
CanvasPeer The peer interface for Canvas.
CheckboxMenuItemPeer The peer interface for CheckboxMenuItem.
CheckboxPeer The peer interface for Checkbox.
ChoicePeer The peer interface for Choice.
ComponentPeer The peer interface for Component.
ContainerPeer The peer interface for Container.
DesktopPeer The DesktopPeer interface provides methods for the operation of open, edit, print, browse and mail with the given URL or file, by launching the associated application.
DialogPeer The peer interface for Dialog.
FileDialogPeer The peer interface for FileDialog.
FontPeer The peer interface for fonts.
FramePeer The peer interface for Frame.
KeyboardFocusManagerPeer The native peer interface for KeyboardFocusManager.
LabelPeer The peer interface for Label.
LightweightPeer The LightweightPeer interface marks a component as depending upon a native container so window related events can be routed to the component.
ListPeer The peer interface for List.
MenuBarPeer The peer interface for MenuBar.
MenuComponentPeer The base interface for all kinds of menu components.
MenuItemPeer The peer interface for menu items.
MenuPeer The peer interface for menus.
MouseInfoPeer Peer interface for MouseInfo.
PanelPeer The peer interface for Panel.
PopupMenuPeer The peer interface for PopupMenu.
RobotPeer RobotPeer defines an interface whereby toolkits support automated testing by allowing native input events to be generated from Java code.
ScrollbarPeer The peer interface for Scrollbar.
ScrollPanePeer The peer interface for ScrollPane.
SystemTrayPeer The peer interface for SystemTray.
TextAreaPeer The peer interface for TexTArea.
TextComponentPeer The peer interface for TextComponent.
TextFieldPeer The peer interface for TextField.
TrayIconPeer The peer interface for the TrayIcon.
WindowPeer The peer interface for Window.
 

Package java.awt.peer Description

Provides for interfacing with the underlying window system. It is for accessing the platform-specific facilities in order to build AWT toolkits. It is only used by AWT toolkit developers.

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