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Command
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Contains all the controller components.
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JButton
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A Swing button is basically an implementation of a push-type button. Unlike AWT buttons, Swing buttons can be displayed with text-labels as well as icons. Different icons can be set for different states of the icons.
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JToggleButton
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Toggle buttons are similar to the regular buttons, except when a toggle button is "pushed-in", its view remains in the pushed-in condition until it is pressed again to "pop-out".
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JMenuBar
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A Menu bar is a narrow rectangular component that is positioned at the top edge of an applet or frame. The Menubar contains the labels of drop-down menus that will be attached to it.
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Menu
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Once a Menubar is added, Menus can be added to it using JMenu.
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Menu Item
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A Menu item is essentially a kind of button located in a drop-down menu. A menu item can be added to the Menus in the Menubar or to a Popup Menu.
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Menu Seperator
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A Separaor is simply a separating line drawn on a menu, to differentiate from Menu items.
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JCheckBox MenuItem
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CheckBox Menu items are similar to the Checkbox, except it can be placed as a Menu Item.
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JRadioButton MenuItem
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A RadioButton Menu item is similar to the RadioButton, except it can be placed as a Menu item.
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JPopup Menu
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Popup menus "pops-up" at the cursor location, minimizing the mouse travel.
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JToolbar
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A Toolbar is a component that displays a collection of actions, commands or function controls.
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JSlider
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A Slider is a control mechanism with a pointer knob that can slide on a continous range of values to select a specfic value of the parameter for which the widget has been used.
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