Create a Java Swing application that has the following features: • A JFrame with a title My Technical Formative 6 with a JMenuBar having File and Exit as its Menultems . Selecting Exit will Exit the application . Selecting File will open a Modal Dialogbox with a title Technical Formative 6 that mimics tha dialog box below. (String content are switched between textfields and vice versa) • Initial Textfield will contain the string CS0053 upon opening of the dialog box. (Please see behavior below) EXPECTED OUTPUT: Technical Formative 6 Text 1: CS0053 Text 1: Click the switch button output Technical Formative 6 Switch Switch Text 2: Close Text 2 CS0053 Close X X

Create a Java Swing application that has the following features: • A JFrame with a title My Technical Formative 6 with a JMenuBar having File and Exit as its Menultems . Selecting Exit will Exit the application . Selecting File will open a Modal Dialogbox with a title Technical Formative 6 that mimics tha dialog box below. (String content are switched between textfields and vice versa) • Initial Textfield will contain the string CS0053 upon opening of the dialog box. (Please see behavior below) EXPECTED OUTPUT: Technical Formative 6 Text 1: CS0053 Text 1: Click the switch button output Technical Formative 6 Switch Switch Text 2: Close Text 2 CS0053 Close X X

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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