FocusTraversalDemo

The purpose of the FocusTraversalDemo is to demonstrate how focus traversal works in Java applications.

The FocusTraversalDemo was developed by Sun Microsystems, Inc., as part of The Java(tm) Tutorial.

Focus traversal refers to the ability to navigate between different components in a user interface using keyboard or other input devices.

The FocusTraversalDemo provides a visual representation of a GUI application with multiple focusable components. It demonstrates how the focus moves from one component to another based on the user's actions.

The FocusTraversalDemo includes various types of components such as buttons, text fields, checkboxes, and radio buttons.

Yes, you can interact with the components in the demo by using keyboard input. Pressing Tab key simulates moving focus forward, and Shift+Tab moves focus backward.

The FocusTraversalPolicy determines the order in which components are visited during focus traversal. The demo uses the DefaultFocusTraversalPolicy by default, but you can customize it to define your own order.

Yes, you can use the FocusTraversalDemo as a reference to understand and implement focus traversal in your own Java applications.

Yes, you can find the source code for the FocusTraversalDemo in The Java(tm) Tutorial provided by Sun Microsystems, Inc.

You can find more information about focus traversal in Java in The Java(tm) Tutorial provided by Sun Microsystems, Inc., specifically in the 'How to Use the Focus Subsystem' lesson.