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In this section, you will learn how to create a desktop pane container in Java.

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This section helps you to create a desktop pane container in java swing. The desktop pane container is a container, which has the internal frame. This internal frame has the same feature as like a frame. The desktop pane is like a MDI (Multiple Document Interface) frame and all internal frames are like the child frame for the main frame. All internal frames open under the desktop pane.


 

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