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I am coding a smallish application using J2SE and Netbeans 6.01. It's only a one window program, and I have used the standard Java Desktop Application template under New Project to get my start. It's not worth the effort using the fancy layout, so I've just gone with the standard "Absolute Layout" supplied with netbeans. However, I want to disable all windows resizing. I know that I can normally go Window.setResize(false); to achieve this, and I have tried setting both a Minimum and Maximum size on the Application's JFrame using a Dimension object, but to no avail. Because I can't solve this problem, and don't understand the nature of the SingleFrameApplication/FrameView classes, I can't figure out any way to prevent my window from resizing AT ALL. I Can't seem to access the JFrame Window's size property through a property inspector option either. Please, how may I lock off windows resizing on the default JFrame Window supplied by the Desktop Application option in the New Project wizard of Netbeans 6.01?
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FYI: By now, you cannot access properties of the JFrame (that corresponds to FrameView) directly (in GUI builder's UI), but you can can, for example, access it using getFrame() method of the FrameView e.g. you can make your window non- resizable by adding getFrame().setResizable(false); into constructor of your ApplicationView.