I haven't tried it yet, but Java has fullscreen API, which should meet your needs.
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In my Java application I try to make a JFrame really fullscreen by using this code: public class MainFrame extends JFrame { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; public MainFrame() { super(); this.setTitle(); this. SetUndecorated(true); this. SetExtendedState(JFrame.
MAXIMIZED_BOTH); this. SetVisible(true); //this.pack(); } } But on my Mac I can still see the Dock and the top toolbar of the OSX. So how can I create a JFrame that really consumes my whole screen?
EDIT I have to add that I want to call that JFrame from a eclipse plugin. Java swing jframe fullscreen link|improve this question edited 2 days ago asked 2 days agoRoflcoptr16.5k44088 93% accept rate.
Take a look at this: docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/extra/fu... – dexametason 2 days ago 2 possible duplicate of How can I do full screen in Java on OSX – krock 2 days ago Thanks but the examples there do not work if it is a Eclipse plugin. – Roflcoptr 2 days ago.
I haven't tried it yet, but Java has fullscreen API, which should meet your needs: docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/extra/fu....
1 FullScreenTest is an example. – trashgod 2 days ago Thanks, but this doesn't seem to work when I create the JFrame from a eclipse plugin. – Roflcoptr 2 days ago.
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