1 Message in a Bottle (20 points) Create a MessageFrame class extending JFrame and a MessagePanel class extending JPanel. Add the panel to the frame’s contentPane. The frame should be titled “Message in a Bottle” and should end the program when the close box is clicked. In the panel, draw a bottle shape using some combination of Graphics object methods like drawLine, drawPolygon, drawPolyline, drawRoundRect and drawArc (look up the Graphics object in the Java API for details).

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Hello guys, if you worked in Java GUI-based application then you may know that Swing provides class javax.swing.JFileChooser can be used to present a dialog for the user to choose a location and type a file name to be saved, using the showSaveDialog() method. Syntax of this method is as follows: public int showSaveDialog(Component parent) where the parent is the parent component of the dialog, such as a JFrame. --- Java Interview questions and tutorials

This is a Swing application, with a JFrame as the main window. The application has a JPanel with a Canvas inside it. The Canvas comes from calling JmeCanvasContext.getCanvas() A similar setup to the screenshot you posted. I am using X11. No wayland involved. Java is JDK21

This is a Swing application, with a JFrame as the main window. The application has a JPanel with a Canvas inside it. The Canvas comes from calling JmeCanvasContext.getCanvas() A similar setup to the screenshot you posted. I am using X11. No wayland involved. Java is JDK21

This is a Swing application, with a JFrame as the main window. The application has a JPanel with a Canvas inside it. The Canvas comes from calling JmeCanvasContext.getCanvas() A similar setup to the screenshot you posted. I am using X11. No wayland involved. Java is JDK21

This is a Swing application, with a JFrame as the main window. The application has a JPanel with a Canvas inside it. The Canvas comes from calling JmeCanvasContext.getCanvas() A similar setup to the screenshot you posted. I am using X11. No wayland involved. Java is JDK21

This is a Swing application, with a JFrame as the main window. The application has a JPanel with a Canvas inside it. The Canvas comes from calling JmeCanvasContext.getCanvas() A similar setup to the screenshot you posted. I am using X11. No wayland involved. Java is JDK21

This is a Swing application, with a JFrame as the main window. The application has a JPanel with a Canvas inside it. The Canvas comes from calling JmeCanvasContext.getCanvas() A similar setup to the screenshot you posted. I am using X11. No wayland involved. Java is JDK21

Ok it works now, to be honest idk why because gpt did most of the work. Changes include going back to 3.9.0 stable and adding `Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit()` **before** creating the `JFrame`, which forces AWT to initialize first. That can help with Swing/AWT startup ordering on macOS. (according to gpt) (_i just noticed stupid amount of markdown chat gpt used_) Also, by worked, i just mean for normal swing stuff, embedding jme into canvas is still not working (not that i realy needed that).

Ok it works now, to be honest idk why because gpt did most of the work. Changes include going back to 3.9.0 stable and adding `Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit()` **before** creating the `JFrame`, which forces AWT to initialize first. That can help with Swing/AWT startup ordering on macOS. (according to gpt) (_i just noticed stupid amount of markdown chat gpt used_) Also, by worked, i just mean for normal swing stuff, embedding jme into canvas is still not working (not that i realy needed that).