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Is there a JFrame.getBounds equivalent that gets only the actual client area?

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java

dimensions

swing

Instead of the whole window complete with close, maxi- and minimize buttons, as well as border?

I'm trying to save a screenshot of the client area...maximizedBounds crashes the app...

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Erius Avatar asked Dec 21 '22 09:12

Erius

1 Answers

Get the bounds of the content pane instead (i.e. JFrame.getContentPane().getBounds()).

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mre Avatar answered Apr 27 '23 22:04

mre
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