javaswingjframejmenubar
Eliminating dropdown menu from JMenu set by setJMenuBar
If you create a JMenuBar for a JFrame in the usual way, this JMenuBar has an application menu with menu items Move, Size, Minimize, and so on as pictured below.
You get to this menu by clicking on the little Java coffee cup in the upper left-hand corner.
Is there a way to create a JMenuBar without access to this application menu?
Solution
Top-Level Containerscame from Native OS, where allContainershave got the same decorations andToolBarwithButtons, with identical behaviour,AFAIK not possible as I know, without implementing Custom Look and Feel, e.g some
Substancethemes have got own customizedToolBar
or
- you can create un_decorated
JFrame / JDialogand then to create ownToolBarand/orButtonsfor iconify, maximize and close
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