Intro to Layout Managers

We’ve been using the null layout manager, in our previous examples of Java Swing. This is sometimes referenced as an absolute positioning layout, because we are required to control how the items are laid out and where. We do this with setBounds() or another method which allows us to define both the size of the…

Adding a JList Box

Now that we’ve added JComboBoxes, and Buttons to Create New and Save Data, lets work on loading data from our data source. We have our existing Student Data Access Class which we can use. Now we need to focus on getting a list of students, and displaying them. To do so, we’re going to start…

Black Hat Techniques that Don’t Work Anymore

In some cases we’re told what we need to know to rank in a search engine listing. But in many cases, changes and factors are applied without us knowing, which can be frustrating. In most cases, the search engines are trying to thwart “black hat” techniques, so they don’t necessarily want people to know they…