MY RESEARCH ON EVENT HANDLING IN JAVA.

Hi everyone!, Amitha here. This post is to discuss about my research paper on Event Handling in Java. This paper explores the definition and importance of event handling in Java with focus on different event handling classes. We will also see that we cannot write a GUI program without event handlers.

Most events to which the program will respond are generated when the user interacts with a GUI-based program. These are the types of events examined in this paper. They are passed into the program in a variety of ways, with the specific method dependent upon the actual event. There are several types of events, including those generated by the mouse, the keyboard and various GUI controls, such as a push button, scroll bar or check box.

This paper begins with an overview of Java’s event handling mechanism. It then examines the main event classes and interfaces used by the AWT and develops several examples that demonstrate the fundamentals of event processing.

Event handling is fundamental to Java programming because it is integral to the creation of many kinds of applications, including applets and other types of GUI based programs. Applets are event-driven programs that use a graphical user interface to interact with the user. Any program that uses a graphical user interface is event-driven. Thus, these types of program cannot be written without a solid command of event handling. 

It took me nearly two months to perform a research in this specialization and four days to prepare the paper. I have gone through various Java textbooks for reference. My paper is published in the International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Trends (IJSRET), in Volume 06, Issue 04, July-Aug, Page 2545-2452. 


link to the paper


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