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JRadioButton Example in Java Swing

By Dinesh Thakur

The radiobutton component is a two state button which can either be selected or not selected, similar to a checkbox component. However, unlike checkboxes, the radiobuttons are associated with a group and only one radiobutton in a group can be selected. When the radiobutton in the group is selected, any other previously selected radiobutton in the group is deselected. The JRadioButton class is a subclass of JToggleButton which is further a subclass of AbstractButton.

For a set of radio buttons are grouped so that only one can be selected, you must use an object of the class ButtonGroup. So, to group radio buttons, simply have to invoke the following method in the Button class Group:

The following table shows some of the JRadioButton class methods:

 

Method

Description

JRadioButton()                  

Creates a radio button with no text and no selected .

JRadioButton(Icon)

Create an unselected unlabeled icon with the provided parameter

JRadioButton(Icon, boolean)

Create an unlabeled icon with the button provided and the state parameter

JRadioButton(String)

Create an unselected with the wording provided parameter button

JRadioButton(String, boolean)

Creates a radio button with text and status specified

JRadioButton(String, Icon)

Create an unselected with label and icon button provided parameter

JRadioButton(String, Icon, boolean)

Create a button with the label, icon and provided state parameter

setSelected(boolean)  

 

 

public boolean isSelected ()

sets whether the radio button is on or selected (true or false)

 

determines if the button is selected or not.

ButtonGroup()                   

Creates a group for radio buttons

Namegroup.add(JRadioButton)

 

public void add (AbstractButton b)

Adds a radio button to a group

 

add button to button group so that only one button in the group may be selected at any given time.

 

import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
class RadioButtonExample extends JFrame
{
    RadioButtonExample()
    {
         setLayout(new FlowLayout());
         JLabel lbSex = new JLabel("SEX");
         JRadioButton rdbtMale = new JRadioButton("Male");
         JRadioButton rdbtfemale = new JRadioButton("Female", true);
         ButtonGroup sex = new ButtonGroup();
         sex.add(rdbtMale);
         sex.add(rdbtfemale);
         add(lbSex);
         add(rdbtMale);
         add(rdbtfemale);
     }
}
  class JRadioButtonJavaExample
  {
      public static void main(String args[])
     {
         RadioButtonExample frame = new RadioButtonExample();
         frame.setTitle ("JRadioButton Java Example");
         frame.setBounds(200,250,250,100);
         frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);     
         frame.setVisible(true);
    }  
  }

JRadioButton Example in Java Swing

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