JEDITOR Class (JAVA)
1. OBJECTIVES:
Since this tutorial has been designed for novices to help them learn the fundamental
functioning of JAVA Swing , Jeditor Pane and their structure in Java, the primary goals of
this research effort are as follows:
To understand what JEditor Pane is?
To understand the difference between JText Area and JEditor.
To understand the practical work implementation in JEditor.
To understand the purpose of using JEditor and its Applications.
To understand JEditor Coding for programming.
2. CLASS NAME:
The class name for this tutorials discussion is “JEditorpane.”
3. INTRODUCTION:
A JEditorPane is a text component that can handle different text with style. By
default, it can handle plain text, HTML, and Rich Text Format (RTF). A
JEditorPane is primarily used to display an HTML document with only basic
HTML elements.
This class has setContentType() and setText() methods.
setContentType("text/plain"): This method is used to set the content
type to be plain text.
setText(text): This method is used to set the initial text content.
However, we can build your own “editor kits” to handle specific content type. We can
use setContentType() method to choose the document we want to display and setEditorKit()
method to set custom editor for JEditorPane explicitly.
By default, the following types of content are known:
text/plain
Plain text, which is the default the type given isn't recognized. The kit used in this case is
an extension of DefaultEditorKit that produces a wrapped plain text view.
text/html
